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ProductiveWise is productivity, social media, and Internet blog.

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What you can do here

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Discover tools to improve your work and personal life, such as softwares and web applications.
\r\n\tLearn best practices and innovative methods to get things done, manage your time and activities.
\r\n\tPickup tips to improve your efficiency.
\r\n\tRead reviews of Internet and technology articles.

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These are just some of the topics ProductiveWise covers. To find out more, look at the categories and tag cloud at the right hand side of the screen.

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Me

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    My name is Eyal Sela (@eyalsela). I'm a project manager at The Israeli Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC-IL) and the Israeli W3C office [Disclaimer: This is a personal blog. The opinions expressed here are my own and not those of my employer].
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     I also used to write for the technolog blog MakeUseOf.  See my posts in there below.

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    I write this blog based on my personal knowledge and experience in Internet and knowledge management, as well as on hundreds of posts and article I scan through and read every day (which I share with you on the “Recommended reading ” section).

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    There are numerous channels to contact me in the contact section, feel free to do that.

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    (P.S - Check out this blog, where I "reblog" funny things I find online)

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    My posts outside this blog

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    The Online Collaboration Tools Guide - ReadWriteWeb

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    Edit MS Word default template to save time and get better branding - OnlineTechTips

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    Analysis of a wiki of social media marketing examples - Being Peter Kim

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    Google Social Search Makes Your Search Results Personal – MakeUseOf

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    A Quick Guide To Google’s New Search Features – MakeUseOf

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    How to Create Free Websites Instantly to Share Information Fast – MakeUseOf

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    How To Create Shared Collaborative Google Maps – MakeUseOf

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    Readtwit – Turn Links in Twitter Tweets into an RSS Feed – MakeUseOf

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    ESL Tools for Better Writing in English as a Second Language – MakeUseOf

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    How to Subscribe to & Download Only Podcasts That You’ll Like – MakeUseOf

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    5 Great Search Tips for Finding Cool Links Shared on Twitter – MakeUseOf

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    Excel Printing Tips – 6 Steps For Perfect Printing – MakeUseOf

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    5 Recommended Bookmarklets To Simplify Tedious Tasks – MakeUseOf

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    8 productivity experts give their productivity messages for 2010 – Hermes Technologies

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    Some meaningful backlinks:

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    Status Search: A Search Engine For What Your Friends Are Saying Online - Techcrunch

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    For People Who Speak Multiple Languages on Facebook - Digital Inspiration

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    Charticle: The Battle for Real-Time Search - The Steve Rubel Stream

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    GTD??????8????????? 2010??????????????? : ???????????? - Lifehacker Japan

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    Academic publications

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    Sela, E., and Sivan, Y., “Enterprise E-Learning Success Factors: An Analysis of Practitioners’ Perspective.” Eshet-alkalai, Y, et al., eds. Proceedings of the Chais conference on instructional technologies research 2009: Learning in the technological era. Raanana: The Open University of Israel, 2009.

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    Sela, E., and Sivan, Y., "Enterprise E-Learning Success Factors: An Analysis of Practitioners’ ‎Perspective (with a Downturn Addendum)‎.” Interdisciplinary Journal of E-Learning and Learning Objects, IJELLO - special series of Chais Conference 2009 best papers, Volume 5, 2009.

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    In Hebrew

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    Hebrew speakers may see some of my lectures and presentations in Hebrew.

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    posts in Hebrew:

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    \r\n" . "2010-07-28T22:10:45"^^ . . . "2008-11-12T12:53:32"^^ . "The Easiest way to Create a New Email Message Instantly" . "\"New\r\n

    Save some\u00A0precious\u00A0clicks by\u00A0configuring\u00A0a shortcut that instantly opens a new email. No need to open the inbox first or minimize other programs - Since the shortcut is \"universal\", it can be activated no matter if the browser is open or active.

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    Now, whenever you feel like writing a new email, simply press\u00A0CTRL+SHIFT+M, and a new email will be created instantly!\u00A0

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    " . "2009-02-21T16:05:11"^^ . . . "2009-02-19T08:00:24"^^ . "Speed Reading - Enhance Your Reading Abilities with ZAP Reader" . "ZAP Reader is a web program that enables\u00A0you to practice speed reading while reading online text. It is easy to use and does not\u00A0requires\u00A0registration or any payment.\r\n\r\n\"zap\r\n

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    \r\nAny text pasted into the\u00A0zap reader box\u00A0is read at a predefined pace (300 words per minute as default), a predefined number of words at a time (one word as default).\u00A0 (See the example picture.) You can paste any text you like, word documents, internet pages, and so on.\r\n

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    \r\n(See more about\u00A0Increasing Your Reading Speed\u00A0at Mind Tools).\r\nZAP reader practice all three of these technical issues. The number of words presented at a time allows you to determine and enlarge your \"blocks of words.\" The number of words per minute reduces the fixation. And since the words keep running and you have no way to look back (without using the mouse), skipping-back is prevented.\r\n

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    \r\nWhenever you want to speed read:\r\n\r\nSelect text you want to read and click the bookmarklet in your bookmarks bar.\u00A0The text will start \"running\" In a new window. All that is left to do now is read (fast...).\r\n\r\nAfter a few times you will learn what is your\u00A0maximum reading speed. By gradually increasing it, you will be able to expand your reading limits. \r\n\r\nHave you ever used speed reading tools?\u00A0 Tell us in the comments.\u00A0" . "2009-05-08T22:16:42"^^ . . . "2008-12-01T23:57:22"^^ . "Tip - keyboard Shortcut to Jump Back to the Last Place Edited in a Microsoft Word Document" . "\"\"\r\n\r\nIn a Microsoft word document, pressing CTRL+ALT+Z will take you\u00A0\u00A0back to\u00A0the last place edited.\u00A0It's agreat feature if you write in an iterative way (i.e. write different parts of the documents simultaneously). It is also useful when you write or review a document and want to see where you stopped the last time.\r\n\r\n\u00A0\u00A0" . "2008-12-10T11:30:52"^^ . . . "2008-11-18T00:06:00"^^ . "Discover Google Applications' Keyboard Shortcuts by Typing Question Mark '?'" . "Actually, the headline says it all.\r\n\r\nType question mark (press SHIFT\u00A0+ ?) when using Google applications such as Google Reader or Gmail, and a list of available keyboard shortcuts will appear!\r\n\r\n(In Gmail you have to enable shortcuts first. Go to settings > general > Keyboard shortcuts > Keyboard shortcuts on)\r\n\r\n\"\"" . "2009-02-21T16:05:12"^^ . . . "2009-02-10T15:14:48"^^ . "4 Steps to Optimize Your RSS Subscription List in Google Reader" . "in this post you will learn how to save time and get the most out of your RSS subscription list in Google reader. the method presented here include 4 steps and is easy to implement right away. it is based on finding the sources that fit you best and unsubscribing to those that do not.\u00A0\u00A0just to get some \u00A0perspective, take a look at my Google Reader stats. I stay on top of\u00A01,043 subscriptions using that method.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1101\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"617\" caption=\"My google reader stats\"]\"My[/caption]\r\n

    1. Star worth-reading items

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    Do it\u00A0whenever you find something that you would define as worth reading; thing you would like to see more of (Star an item by clicking the star next to it in the reading list or by pressing 'S' in the keyboard).

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    2. Go to \"trends\" and compare your reading trends to your subscription tends

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    \"\"In the\u00A0Upper left corner, press the \"trends\" link. This page presents all kind of statistics about your feeds\u00A0reading\u00A0behaviors.

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    Now, look at the two tables at the bottom of the page. The left table, Reading trends, presents your item reading trends for the last 30 days. The right table, subscription trends, presents your subscription trends for the last 30 days\".

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    Under \"Reading trends,\" click \"starred.\" You will now see a list of your subscriptions and the number of starred item each of them got (in the past 30 days only!).

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    look at the top of the \"subscription trends\" list. Relatively, the subscriptions in the top should also be at the top of \"starred item\" list. Why is that? Because the more items a source post, the more stars you would expect it to get. It does not have to be a perfect correlation. But, if you see a source in the right table that does not appear in the left table - erase it. This source post relatively meny items, but you do not find these items worth reading (i.e. it waste your time).

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    4. Repeat this process every few months

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    keep subscribing as much as you wish, but do not forget to clean your subscription list once in a while.

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    \r\n\r\n\"Example\r\n\r\nIn the example screenshot, you can see that the first, third, fifth and sixth, subscriptions (in the \"subscription\u00A0trends\" list) are located at the top 20 starred items list (the\u00A0arrows\u00A0point to their specific location). But, the second, fourth and fifth subscription don't even appear at the top 40 starred items list. Therefore, they should be deleted (as noted by the \u00A0the red delete next to them).\r\n\r\nSee \u00A0also Google Reader Tips and Practices for Power Users." . "2009-09-18T22:32:03"^^ . . . "2008-11-19T11:50:08"^^ . "Contact" . "

    Feel free to contact me, especially about the following subjects:
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    \r\n- Interesting tips, suggestions and corrections.
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    \r\n- Advertising.
    \r\n- Asking me how I've been doing lately.

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    Chat with me now

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    Or send a message

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    You can also find me here:

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    \"FriendFeed\"\"linkedin\"\"twitter\" \"google-2\" \"facebook\"

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    \r\n" . "2010-07-17T13:40:10"^^ . . . "2008-11-21T01:28:32"^^ . "Effective Presentations using Power Point - A Quick and Useful Guide" . "I strongly recommend watching the\u00A0following\u00A0presentation at least two times. The first is now, so that you know it exists. The second is when you'll actually need it - before building an important presentation.\r\n\r\nWhy?\u00A0Because it easily explains and illustrates how (and why) should good presentations be built.\u00A0\r\n\r\nGood PowerPoint Design - for business presenters\r\n\r\n\r\n
    \u00A0View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: point\" \"power)
    \r\n    \r\n\r\n\u00A0\r\n\r\nVia Business Model Design and Innovation" . "2008-11-27T22:39:21"^^ . . . "2009-02-03T13:16:45"^^ . "Report: What is Web 2.0 and how do Professionals Use it?" . "\"web-201\"If you're lost into the clutter of web 2.0 buzz words and definitions, CCH's recently published survey report might come in handy. The objective of the report is \"to gauge the effects that Web 2.0 and user-generated content are having on the way professionals access, absorb, and disseminate information\". It offers short and clear definitions for \"Web 2.0\", \"Blog\", \"Wiki\", \"RSS\", \"Social Bookmarking\", and \"Social Network\". What's more, it presents paragraph-long scenarios for using each of them in professional settings (starting page 9), which can be useful if you're looking to make a case for these kind of tools in your organization.\r\n\r\n\r\nThey conclude that:\r\n
    \"While results show there is some reluctance for many organisations to adopt\r\nWeb 2.0 before value can be established, a high percentage of ad-hoc use (at least 25.8%) is occurring due to the accessibility and functionality of the tools. This suggests Web 2.0 applications have gained a signifi cant share of time spent online. We are increasingly using these tools to search, communicate and contribute to the web in both a personal and professional context (...)\"\r\n\r\n\"the research has indicated that whilst Web 2.0 may be revolutionizing the web with user-based content, professionals are careful in their use of these types of tools for professional research.\"
    \r\nRead the full report - Professionals and Web 2.0 [Via KM Space]" . "2009-02-04T10:53:24"^^ . . . "2008-12-23T10:40:48"^^ . "A Name is No Longer a Name - But a Hyperlink to a Person's Profile - Social Media in Corporate Settings - a case study" . "

    If you're interested in social media in corporate settings, this post is for you. ??A paper by Deloitte, presented in a Workshop on Social Networking in Organizations, briefly reviews the design and deployment of social networking tool, D Street, in the company.

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    D Street is a web-based application created with the goal to increase the points of connectivity among Deloitte's professionals. The tool allows them to create profiles that share their professional and personal brand.

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    D Street is described as \"a 'mash-up' that takes data from human resource systems and combines it with employee-generated content.\" It is comprised of selected elements of social networking sites such as Facebook and LinkedIN, which were applied to the specific business environment of the company.

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    The paper presents three main drivers for deploying social networking tools in the company:

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    This case study shows an interesting implementation of social media, which we know from our personal life, to facilitate corporate goals. Fostering the creation of connections among professionals inside the company (i.e. social networking) can improve sharing of knowledge, and especially tacit knowledge (tacit knowledge describes things that are hard to communicate by writing and speaking, but can be learned by watching others and actually doing them).

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    I think that one of the \"lesson learned\" presented in this paper represents a core aspect of social media and networking, and it is that \"A name is no longer a name but a hyperlink to a person['s] profile.\" It represents the ability to find others according to their expertise, subject of interests, experience and so on, create connections and reach common goals.

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    If you are interested in social media in corporate settings, read the post - 'Social Media and the Enterprise' Explained (Presentation) that explains about social media and its effects on enterprises.

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    What is your experience with social media in corporate environment? Share it with us in the comments.

    " . "2010-04-30T09:26:59"^^ . . . "2008-11-27T09:10:40"^^ . "Inspiring Video - \"Did You Know 2.0\"" . "I found the following video, which presents some\u00A0incredible\u00A0figures about our world today and in the future, to be very inspiring.\r\n\r\nIt raises the question - what are the skills that are relevant today and in the near future?\r\n\r\nI do not think that the traditional way of education could last much longer. Nowadays, ideas can be\u00A0spread\u00A0world-wide at the same day that they were thought of using blogs and other internet technologies (compared to\u00A0textbooks, which take years to be written and published). I also think that two of these skills are information seeking and self-learning. This is since, while the internet does offer tremendous amount of usable information, one has to find and learn it by oneself.\r\n\r\nEnjoy.\r\n\r\n" . "2009-10-17T08:48:53"^^ . . . "2009-01-26T12:53:02"^^ . "search results" . "\r\n\r\n
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    " . "2008-12-10T11:29:54"^^ . . . "2008-12-03T22:27:55"^^ . "How To Use RSS \u0096 Beginners Guide " . "RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a new way to surf the web, which puts the user in the center rather than the sites he\u00A0surfs. It increases the efficiency of using the internet and multiple the number of sites read and with less time ?spent. Read\u00A0this short guide to familiarize yourself with this\u00A0tool and get started easily.? \r\n\r\n\"RSS\r\n

    ?What is RSS

    \r\nPut simply, RSS means that a website has the ability to update its readers ?with new content it publishes. It does so by using a certain code structure that allows a ?user-side program (called \"RSS reader\") to read its content. This new content is the site's ?feed.?\r\n

    Why is it good

    \r\nWith RSS, there is no need to look for new content in your favorite ?websites. Instead, this content comes to you. So now, Instead of going to ten different ?sites just to find out that half of them have not changed, you only need to open your RSS ?reader and see the new content from the half that have.?\r\n\r\nRSS helps coping with today's ?information overload by enabling users to scan through hundreds of updates from ?hundreds of sites in minutes. I, for example, scanned through ??7,873 updates in 467 sites ?just in the past 30 days. It ?dramatically improves your web reading efficiency by preventing the need to go through ?different sites, waiting for them to load, watching advertisements, rereading things ?already read and so on.?\r\n

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    2. Subscribe to feeds. This sign \"\" (or alike) indicates that the site is RSS ?compatible. Click it to be directed to that site's feed. Usually you will only need to click a ?button to automatically\u00A0add\u00A0\u00A0the site to your reader. Sometimes, you'll need to subscribe ?manually by copying the feed address from the address bar and pasting it into your RSS ?reader.? ?
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    " . "2009-03-26T00:35:30"^^ . . . "2009-02-02T15:29:48"^^ . "Recommended Reading" . "

    Here are some more productivity, social media, and Internet related posts, by other bloggers. I find and update them daily.

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    \r\n\r\n\r\n" . "2010-07-20T10:31:13"^^ . . . "2008-12-06T20:20:42"^^ . "ClipX - Enhanced Copying Ability to Increase Work Efficiency [Software]" . "ClipX is a tiny software that does one simple thing - remember your 20\"\"\u00A0last copied items (or more, if you configure it to do so). This is as opposed to the usual situation in which you are limited to using only the last text or image copied. It is useful, for example, when you wish to copy both link address and its name to another document or when you need to copy your username and password to login...\r\n\r\nTo use it, simply press Winkey + V to pop up a list of the last copied items (see picture) and chose the one you want to paste (Winkey located between the left CTRL and the left ALT in your keyboard. It has a picture or symbol of a flag on it).\r\n\r\nGet ClipX here\r\n (if you do not download the latest version - ClipX 1.0.3.9 beta 7 x86 - notice, that keyboard shortcut ALT + C pops up the copied items list, and not as mentioned above)" . "2008-12-06T20:32:06"^^ . . . "2008-12-09T23:39:10"^^ . "Time Management - Get Things Done by Setting Up an Effective Agenda" . "

    \"\"Have you ever felt at the end of a work day that you didn't accomplish anything? That even though you\u00A0worked all day long, I've only finished half the things you thought you will?

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    In this post I'll explain how to plan your day through by building a realistic agenda. By doing so you will be able to control your day, know what you will be able to do (and what not), and allocate sufficient time to do the important and urgent tasks.

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    2. Allocate time to each task - next to each task, write how long you think it should take or want to work on it today. Next to breaks write 25% of the total time (about ten minutes break for every 50 minutes of work and another one hour for launch. Breaks are essential for productive work - do not skip them). Next to unplanned events write another 10% of the time. The sum of all your tasks and breaks should be equal to a full work day.\r\n\"\"
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    3. Schedule your day - Write the start time for the first task. Then write the next task and its time and\u00A0so on. Do not forget to include a break every 1-2 hours. Write the unplanned event as one of the tasks.\r\n\"\"
      4. \r\n
    \r\n

    That's it. Your daily agenda is ready. Now that you know what you are going to do today and when are you going to do that, you are more likely to achieve the goals you set.

    \r\n

    One important thing to remember is that this schedule is dynamic. That means that you can switch between tasks as long as you do not exceed the time allocated to each of them. this is whay you can \"plan\" an unplaned evnt.

    " . "2009-10-17T08:50:43"^^ . . . "2008-12-15T09:47:39"^^ . "LinkedIn Tip - Display the Name and Address of Your Site in Your LinkedIn profile (not just \"my website\")" . "

    \"display-your-websites-name-in-linkedin1\"

    \r\n\r\nTo display the name and address of your site or blog in your LinkedIn profile:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. go to Edit My Profile and\u00A0click \"edit\" next to \"websites.\"\"edit-website\"
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Choose \"other\"\u00A0in the websites section and write your sites name and address.\"edit-linkedin-profile\"
      3. \r\n
    " . "2009-08-14T19:32:20"^^ . . . "2008-12-17T23:28:13"^^ . "'Social Media and the Enterprise' Explained (Presentation)" . "This 31 slides presentation explains about social media and its effects on enterprises. It covers (briefly) the following subjects:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    • Social media
      • \r\n\t
    • Blogs
      • \r\n\t
    • Collective intelligence
      • \r\n\t
    • Collaboration
      • \r\n\t
    • Knowledge exchange
      • \r\n\t
    • Innovation in Corporate 2.0
      • \r\n\t
    • RSS
      • \r\n
    \r\n[slideshare id=827016&doc=enterprise-20-and-innovation-1228682237450093-8&w=425]\r\n\r\n\u00A0\r\n\r\nOriginal post - Enterprise 2.0 and innovation [via The Content Economy]" . "2008-12-17T23:36:18"^^ . . . "2009-01-18T00:13:57"^^ . "How to Send an Email to Someone Whose Mailbox Is Full (Outlook Only)" . "When you send an email, the recipient must have enough free space to get it. If he doesn't (i.e. his mailbox is full), your email will not be delivered to him. When that happens, you should Send it again, but use outlook's ability to schedule the actual delivery time. That means that you'll get this monkey off your back by sending the mail right now, but it will actually be sent in a later time. How does that solve the problem you ask? well, It is likely to assume that your recipient will have cleared his mailbox by the midst of that following day (since it is full and he will not be able to send and receive emails). Thus, he will get your email. If he didn't clear it by that time, you will get back an announcement that your email could not be delivered.\r\n

    Scheduling an email delivery

    \r\nTake these two steps to schedule an email delivery:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Click the \"options\" button: write your email as you would normally do. When it is ready to be sent, click \"options\".\r\n\"new\u00A0\r\n
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Set the delivery time: choose the time and date when you assume your recipient will have cleared his mailbox.\r\n\"masseage\u00A0
      3. \r\n
    \r\nThat's it. Now send the email. It'll move to the outgoing emails folder and will be sent automatically when the due time arrives." . "2009-01-30T16:21:32"^^ . . . "2009-01-20T14:21:28"^^ . "Finding the Right Solution - Explore As Many Different Ideas as Possible Within Given Constraints" . "Iain Barker explains why you should consider more alternatives when solving a problem (in his case, user interface design) rather than trying to optimize the first reasonable solution found. As illustrated in the image\u00A0below, jumping too quickly into the iterative phase (the phase where you refine a given solution) might prevent you from seeing a better solution.\r\n\r\n\"not\r\n\r\nAs to answering the question \"how many alternatives are enough?\" The somewhat obvious answer given is that it depends on the specific constrains that are imposed upon you, such as time and budget.\r\n\r\nThe important thing to learn here is that you should try to explore as many different ideas as possible when solving a problem, since a better solution might be at hand.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nHow many alternatives, concepts, or sketches are enough? [Via Simpler is better]" . "2009-10-17T08:49:31"^^ . . . "2008-12-30T12:06:44"^^ . "How to Use Checklists to Deliver High Quality Outputs" . "\"checklistChecklists help to deliver high quality outputs by recognizing routine procedures and must-have attributes of these outputs. Checklists have several more benefits and they are easy to create and use. Here is how to get going:\r\n

    What is a checklist

    \r\nChecklist is a list of items (names, characteristics, tasks etc.) you check or consult when performing a task. It is used to make sure that the output is complete and consist, that no mandatory attributes has been forgotten. For example, you can use a checklist of activities you must take before publishing new content in your website. This might include spellchecking, review by others, adding tags, adding picture, writing an extract and so on.\r\n

    Some Benefits

    \r\nUsing a checklist provides these benefits:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    • Standardization - it helps keep outputs standard when more than one person is involved or when one person produces many items over time (for example, blog posts).
      • \r\n\t
    • Prevent cognitive overload - it frees your mind from the the routines so that you could think about the main activities and process innovations.
      • \r\n\t
    • Continues improvement - as new insights, activities, and attributes are added to the checklist, your outputs will improves.
      • \r\n\t
    • Collective learning - people who are new to the process can use the checklist to learn it and to avoid reinventing the wheel.
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    When to use it

    \r\nMost processes do not require using a checklist. You should, however, use it in the following cases:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    • When the output must be of high quality and there is no room for mistakes.
      • \r\n\t
    • For complex operations, especially routines ones, which parts of them might be forgotten.
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    Building and using a checklist

    \r\nHere is what you should include in your checklist:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    • Unobvious things - things that are not an integral part of the process and might be forgotten.
      • \r\n\t
    • Very important things - such as brand attributes.
      • \r\n\t
    • Things that have been forgotten in the past.
      • \r\n
    \r\nNote that your checklist will be growing for some time until it gets stable.\r\n\r\nTo use it, simply go through all the items in it and apply them. Remember that you have to consistently use your checklist for it to be effective. This might be hard sometimes, but high quality requires effort.\r\n

    Example

    \r\nHere is an example of how I use checklists. As a student, I had a checklist for each phase in a course lifecycle. Throughout the semester I used it to make sure that I didn't forget important activities, such as skimming through reading materials at the beginning of each semester, reviewing graded assignments in the midst of the semester, and using special leaning techniques when studying for the finals.\r\n\r\nHave questions? Insight you would like to share? Feel free to Post them in the comments." . "2009-01-19T11:54:05"^^ . . . "2009-01-06T11:04:21"^^ . "Before Google - Use Your RSS Reader as a Search Engine" . "

    \"your_private_search_engine\"The idea is simple - your RSS reader (hopefully) contains hundreds of your favorite sites. Why not use its search\u00A0capability before turning to Google or other search alternatives?

    \r\n\r\n

    The rational

    \r\nThe search option in your RSS reader searches through all your subscription. Put differently, you have a private search engine to search the best sites on the net (why else would you subscribe to them?). Admittedly, it won't always be the best solution, but I would keep it in mind when searching for something. After all, a recommendation on a software or a site from Lifehacker? , MakeUseOf, Mashable or ReadWriteWeb could be better than just finding a site through Google.\r\n\u00A0\r\n

    Example

    \r\nA couple of days ago I used this method to find a software that could control my CPU fan speed. Although\u00A0searching Google and Donwloads.com did provide usable results, I was not satisfied with them, and eventually used a software that had been recommended in a post I found using my RSS reader." . "2009-01-30T16:22:42"^^ . . . "2009-01-07T20:42:34"^^ . "Software Recommendation - MySpeed Lets You Control the Speed of Online Videos (YouTube Too)" . "
    \"MySpeed
    MySpeed, a tiny free software, allows you to control the speed of online videos. That means that you can watch a YouTube video in twice the default speed, or slow down the video to half of it. The speed-control window automatically appears whenever a video is played, and disappears when the page is closed or the video is paused (see screenshot).\r\n\r\nAs you may imagine, there are various situations where it is more efficient to speed up a video (or a part of it) or more effective to play it slower . I find it useful, for example, when I watch lectures and want to speed them up, even 10 or 20 percent faster, if the lecturer speaks slow or when I just want to get the hang of it quickly.\r\n\r\n\u00A0\r\n\r\n\u00A0\r\n\r\nDownload MySpeed" . "2009-01-11T15:26:41"^^ . . . "2009-01-15T12:33:26"^^ . "How to Keep Track of Tasks That You Assign by Email [Best Practice]" . "

    Have you ever sent an email asking a coworker to schedule a meeting, or a document for review to your boss, but remind bothered whether he will remember to do that or just read your email and forget?

    \r\n

    Here is how to handle these situations. whenever you send an important task by email and want to be peaceful minded about it getting done, you should gain back control by scheduling a reminder. here is how to do that:

    \r\n\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Include yourself as a BCC (that is, add your email address in the BCC filed). That way, you'll get a copy of the email without the other recipients knowing about it. Then,
      2. \r\n

      \"bcc-yourself\"

      \r\n\r\n\t
    2. Move that email from the inbox to your calendar. Save it as an event a few days later (enough time for the other person to complete the task).
      3. \r\n

      \"task-in-calender\"

      \r\n\r\n

      \r\n\r\n\t

    3. Send a reminder \u0096 if the due day arrives and you haven't got any reply, \u00A0forward\u00A0the email with a reminder.
      4. \r\n
    \r\n

    Of course you can't go through that process with all your emails, but for the important ones, It certainly worth the effort.

    \r\n\r\n

    You can do that with Gmail or outlook

    \r\n

    You can apply this method whether you're using Gmail or Outlook.\r\nOutlook users - to create the event, simply drag the email into the calendar folder.\r\nGmail users - to transform an email into an event, click \"more actions\" and then \"create event\".\r\n

    \"create-event\"

    " . "2009-01-27T09:42:29"^^ . . . "2009-01-16T14:54:39"^^ . "Tip - Microsoft Word Keyboard Shortcut to Find the Next Instance of Text You've Already Looked For" . "\"officeWhen you are working on a document and need to\u00A0find text\u00A0(a specific word or\u00A0phrase), pressing CTRL + F pops up the \"find\" dialog box and lets you search for that text. Now, let's say you found it and kept working on that document, and now you want to find the same text again. Pressing CTRL + PageDown will instantly take you to the next instance of that text! No need to open the \"find\" dialog box again (Keep CTRL down and press PageDown to move to the following instances of that text)." . "2009-01-16T21:13:52"^^ . . . "2009-02-07T15:34:54"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes" . "\"Gmail\r\n\r\nGmail lab feature \"Multiple Inboxes\" allows you to have more than one 'inbox' in your default Gmail view. You can have up to 5 additional panels and set them to display labels, your starred messages, drafts or any search you want next to your inbox. Here is how to start using Multiple Inboxes and 7 great things you can do with it.\r\n

    Enabling Multiple Inboxes and setting panels

    \r\nFirst, to enable Multiple Inboxes go to settings > labs > enable multiple inboxes\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1013\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"450\" caption=\"Enable multiple inboxes\"]\"enable[/caption]\r\n\r\nTo set a pane (another inbox view) go to settings > Multiple inboxes.\r\nWrite a in one of the panes the search query you want to display.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1011\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"450\" caption=\"Write your search query\"]\"multiple[/caption]\r\n\r\nGreat, now that we know how to use multiple inboxes, here are a few possible uses for them.\r\n

    Things you can do with Multiple Inboxes

    \r\n

    1.\u00A0\u00A0 Merge other email accounts

    \r\nYou can manage all your email accounts in one place. set a rule (or \"filter\" as Gmail calls it) to forward incoming emails to your active Gmail mailbox. Now, set a filter to label these emails (for example: email2) and make them skip the inbox. Create a new pane to display that label using this query:\r\n

    Label:email2

    \r\n

    From now on you will see all the emails you get to your other accounts in once place. After you reply to an email, remove the label so it will stop sowing up. \u00A0(Remember that if you reply to a massage, the name and address that will appear in the \"from\" filed are those of the account you replied from from! you can set a custom \"from\" address to solve that problem)

    \r\n\r\n

    2.\u00A0\u00A0 To-do list

    \r\nSet a pane to display a labal called \u00A0\"to-do\".\u00A0 Whenever you are assigned a task by email, label it as \"to-do\" and archive it. \u00A0That way, you can keep your inbox clean without missing any of your tasks or having to transfer them to external to-do list.\r\n\r\nUse this query:\r\n

    Label:to-do

    \r\n\r\n

    3.\u00A0\u00A0 Advanced to-do list

    \r\nIf you get a lot of tasks by email, you might want to take us and advanced to-do list. It works the same as the previous example, except that you have three levels of urgency: level1 (most argent), level2, and level3 (the least argent).\r\n\r\nSet up three panes using the following queries:\r\n

    Label:level1

    \r\n

    Label:level2

    \r\n

    Label:level3

    \r\n\r\n

    4.\u00A0\u00A0 Separate emails from important senders

    \r\nSet a filter to assign the label \"important\" to emails from your most important clients. Create a pane to display that label, and Voil\u00E0! - Your top clients get top respond time.\r\n\r\nQuery:\r\n

    Label:important

    \r\n\r\n

    5.\u00A0\u00A0 Separate emails by source

    \r\nGot a blog or website? are you an active participant in online forums? Set a filter to label massages people send you through the contact form in your website, comments to your posts, or replies to your questions in forums, and set a pane to display it.\r\n\r\nThat way, you can separate work related emails form your website, blog or forums related emails and have more control over the time you allocate to each of them.\u00A0You can do the same to separate alerts form Facebook or LinkedIn.\r\n\r\nHere are example queries you can use:\r\n

    from:Facebook

    \r\n

    from:linkedin

    \r\n

    <Your Blog's Name> comment

    \r\n\r\n

    6.\u00A0\u00A0 Use Gmail as an ubiquitous notepad

    \r\nLet's say you want to document an idea you had, but also what it accessible from anywhere. Write it in a new email and save it. After saving a draft in Gmail, you can assign a label to it. Refresh the page and assign the label \"notepad\" to the draft.\r\n\r\nSet a pane with the following search query:\r\n

    label:drafts AND label:notepad

    \r\n

    And there you have it - your document is available whenever you can access your email. keep editing and saving that draft. As long as you do not send it to anyone, it'll keep serving you as a portable notepad.

    \r\n\r\n

    7.\u00A0\u00A0 Turn Gmail into a mini playlist

    \r\nPeople send you songs by email? Set a pane with the following query and enjoy your songs every time you open your inbox:\r\n

    .mp3 has:attachment

    \r\n

    These are my ideas of how to use Multiple Inboxes. Have other ides? Tell me in the comments and I'll add thme to the list!

    \r\n\r\n

    More about multiple inboxes

    \r\n" . "2009-02-25T21:29:24"^^ . . . "2009-01-27T09:51:08"^^ . "Reuse Your Emails to Get Whole New Deliverables" . "\"reusing-emails\"Every day we send and receive tens of emails (some of us less, some of us a lot more...). Have you ever thought of reusing some of them? I'm talking about the ones you spend more than a couple of minutes writing, those elaborated answers that take time to think of and write. Instead of sending and forgetting about them, here are some suggestions of how to leverage the time and effort you spend writing emails by transforming them into a whole new deliverables.\r\n

    Additional uses for emails

    \r\n

    Source for F&Q

    \r\nLet's say you're a product manager. You frequently get question regarding the product (from external and internal customers). Collect these emails and display them on you company's website in an F&Q format. It will improve the service your customers get (since they will spend less time searching for answers) and will also save you the need to answer repeatedly the same questions.\r\n\r\n\r\n

    Manuals, brochure and Newsletter

    \r\nDifferent departments in your company send you instructions and explanations about your product. Integrate them into the product's manuals, brochures, and Newsletters your company publishes. Obviously, there is a demand for this information; otherwise you would not talk about it in the first place.\r\n

    Blog post

    \r\nIf you the kind of person who frequently share tips and new ideas with coworkers and friends, you should consider publishing them as blog posts (I did it a couple of times).\r\n

    New employee induction kit

    \r\nHere is a personal example: When a new employee arrived at my department, I forward her a bunch of email conversations I had kept just for this purpose. Those emails contained a lot of information about internal work relations, undocumented procedures and so on, which helped her get acclimated. Otherwise, she would have to spend a lot of time getting this information, since some kinds of information are just impossible to find in the company's formal documentation.\r\n

    Getting started

    \r\nTo use this method, all you need to do is categorize emails you think might have value in the future. Outlook users can categorize emails by dragging them into predefined folders. Gmail users can assign labels.\r\n\r\nNote that the idea here is not just to save emails as a reference or just in case you will need them, but proactively think of future use for them. Try to think if that information might be relevant if different context.\r\n\r\nWhen necessary, go through the relevant folder/label, and copy its content into a new or exciting document, webpage or post. Although some editing might still be needed, it'll save you a lot of writing and reinventing ideas and make you more customer-oriented.\r\n\r\nfor more useful email related tips and best practices visit the email tag." . "2009-08-14T19:31:55"^^ . . . "2009-01-30T19:35:58"^^ . "Top 5 Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts to Boost Your Productivity" . "\"keyboard\"Using Gmail keyboard shortcuts makes reading and organizing your emails easier and more efficient. Here are the five Gmail keyboard shortcuts I found the most useful.\r\n\r\n(to enable shortcuts Go to settings > general > Keyboard shortcuts > enable)\r\n

    the\u00A0shortcuts

    \r\nKeyboard shortcut: [ (left bracket)\r\nAction: archive current email and go to the next one\r\nTips: ] does the same but goes back to the previous email.\r\n\r\nKeyboard shortcut: j\r\nAction: go to the next email (without archiving the one you're reading).\r\nTips: k goes to the previous email.\u00A0It is most useful when you're using Gmail search and need to scan through a lot of results.\u00A0This shortcut also applies to Google reader.\r\n\r\nKeyboard shortcut: a\r\nAction: reply to all the recipients.\r\nTips: r replies only to sender.\r\n\r\nKeyboard shortcut: c\r\nAction: compose new email\r\n Tips: you can easily configure a much better keyboard shortcut that will work even if the browser is not active.\r\n

    Keyboard shortcut: ? (Press SHIFT + ?)\r\nAction: display available keyboard shortcuts (not all of them, but you can see them here).\r\nTips: don't like the default keys? You can change them. Go to settings > Labs > Custom keyboard shortcuts > enable. Now go back to settings, click Keyboard Shortcuts and reassign them as suites you best.\r\nThis shortcut applies to other Google's application such as Google reader, calendar and more.\r\n

    Warning for readers from non-English speaking countries: if your Gmail interface is in English, you will have to toggle your keyboard to English for some of these shortcuts to work.

    \r\n

    picture by alcomm

    " . "2009-02-04T00:58:31"^^ . . . "2009-02-12T13:53:40"^^ . "6 Ways to Find More Sites worth Subscribing to" . "Since RSS was introduced, the number of sites people are able to read increased substantially. Try these six methods to find more sites to subscribe to and fill in the reading gap.\r\n

    1. Stick to good things

    \r\nLet's say someone you followed on twitter, or a coworker from work sent a link to a useful article in PDF format. PDF documents on the web are disconnected from the site they are published on. That is, there is no\u00A0navigation\u00A0menu\u00A0to put you in context. When you get this kind of document, remove the end of that document's URL and visit the site that published it. Usually, you will find more interesting things in there.\r\n\r\nFor example - I got to a document called \"Best Practices for Political Advertising Online\" while I was reading a post through my RSS reader. That was its original URL:\r\n\r\nhttp://www.ipdi.org/UploadedFiles/BannerAdReport4.pdf\r\n\r\nI removed all the right part and stayed with http://www.ipdi.org , where I found more great publications.\r\n

    \"Stick

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    2. Web apps you're already using

    \r\nSome sites that you are already using will be happy to recommend you more good stuff, based on your current preferences. For example, if you are using Digg - look at the \"upcoming\" tab. There you will find recommendation of more posts and stories that diggers like you liked.\r\n

    \"Digg

    \r\n\r\nIf you are using Google Reader, click \"browse for stuff\" in the left hand side menu and you'll find other feeds recommendations (visit that section once in a while to find new stuff).\r\n

    \"Google

    \r\n\r\n

    3. Aggregating sites

    \r\nSites like LifeHacker and many others (actually, most blogs) often review and recommend others' posts. Now, let's say you have just read a post on LifeHacker that you like. Look at the bottom of the post and you'll see a link to the original post and blog. Go to that blog and look for more posts, and don't forget to subscribe to its RSS feed. I often subscribe to blogs I find through aggregating sites without even reading other posts - I just assume that if they've written one good post - they will do it again.\r\n

    4. Search Alerts

    \r\nVarious sites offer you to set up alerts for searches that interest you. Search.twitter.com, for example, enables you to subscribe to an RSS feed of your search query on twitter. Subscribe to cool queries in topics that interest you and you'll find new sites recommendation from other twitter users.\r\n\r\nFor example, you can subscribe to this query:\r\n\r\n\"social media\" great filter:links \r\n\r\nFrom now on you will get twitts that have the words \"social media\" and \"great\" in them and also refer to a website.\r\n

    \"Set

    \r\n\r\nOther sites that provide search alerts are - Google alerts and GoogleBlogSearch and Trackle.\r\n

    5. Great sites' blogroll

    \r\nBlogroll is a list of links to other blogs and websites that the blog author recommends on. Visit the sites in the blogroll of your favorite sites and on their blogroll as well. Do that especially when you want to enter or learn about a specific niche. That way you will find the top sites and opinion leaders. Here is ProductiveWise's blogroll:\r\n

    \"ProductiveWise's

    \r\n\r\n

    6. Recommendation engine

    \r\nSome sites where created especially to help you find more sites. Upload your excising RSS subscription list to SuggestRss, and it will analyze your feeds and suggest new ones. that's how the results look like:\r\n

    \"Suggestrss

    \r\n\r\nHave you got other ways to find great sites? feel free to share them with us in the comments." . "2009-06-08T23:55:21"^^ . . . "2009-02-25T15:43:37"^^ . "Edit MS Word default template to save time and get better branding" . "Every MS word document is based on a certain template. The template determines how headlines look, the size, color, font of text, page layout and margins and so on.\r\n\r\nBy\u00A0customizing the default template you can save a whole lot of time spent on formatting and also you can insert your brand characteristics\u00A0so that they will automatically appear in each document you write. The best thing is that it is really easy to do, so let\u0092s get started.\r\n\r\nThis is an\u00A0excerpt\u00A0of a guest post I wrote. To read the full post visit\u00A0Edit MS Word default template to save time and get better branding\u00A0on Online Tech Tips." . "2009-02-25T15:44:10"^^ . . . "2009-03-01T12:49:05"^^ . "Two Free Website Building Platforms Compared - WordPress VS. Google Sites" . "If you're thinking of setting up your own personal Website or blog, or considering using one as a collaboration tool for you team, using WordPress or Google sites must have crossed your mind. These two platforms has some overlapping abilities but they actually suit for totally different uses. Here is a review of WordPress and Google sites that will help you choose the right platform for your needs.\r\n

    WordPress

    \r\n\"WordPressWordPress is an open source blog tool and publishing platform. It is the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world.\r\n

    Google sites

    \r\n\"GoogleGoogle Sites is an online application for easy creation and sharing of webpages. It allows you to gather information (such as videos, calendars, presentations, attachments, and text) in one place and share it for viewing or editing with others.\r\n\r\n\r\n

    Comparison

    \r\nFirst time setup - you do not have to know code to use WordPress, but first time installation might be difficult if you do not know how (or have someone to help you) to create a database and use FTP. ? Google Pages First time setup is as easy as the day to day use, and include about ten mouse clicks. No code or behind the scenes files to move or change. \r\n

    \"Google

    \r\n\r\nContent management - In WordPress, authoring and file sharing are done form the control panel. So if, for example, you want to share a file, you will have to go to the control panel, upload the file and then add a link to it in the desired page. In Google Sites, on the other hand, you only need to go to a page and upload the file as an attachment or click \"edit\" to change the text. That feature makes Google Sites suitable for daily operations of documents and information management and WordPress for publishing of more carefully edited posts and pages.\r\n\r\nPages functionality - In Google Sites You can choose one of five types of pages - regular web page, dashboard, announcements, file cabinet, or list. Each of them has different functionalities, such as file uploading and sharing, overview of information, data listing, and information sharing (such as news, status updates, or notable events).WordPress offers only regular web page, besides the default page where blog post are published to (although you can build custom web pages using PHP).\r\n\r\nEase of use - both platforms are easy to use, but Google sites is easier for first timers since it is more intuitive. WordPress' control panel might require some accommodation until it can be used to its full strength.\r\n

    \"WordPress

    \r\n\r\nDesign - with hundreds of themes available and the ability to change them (using code) makes WordPress based websites beautiful and flexible (examples: networksolutions, ridgewoodprep and biggovhealth). The exact opposite is true with Google Sites - only few pre-packaged themes are available, with limited changes possible to the layout and look of elements. That makes even Google's own example sites (Team project, Employee profile, Student club, Classroom) look simple and unprofessional, design-wise.\r\n\r\nExtensibility - WordPress has numerous and ever growing number of plugins to improve the site's functionality, management, monitoring, design, and more. Adding them is easy, but might require you to use FTP, and for small number of plugins, to edit code. Google Sites doesn't have any extensions of that kind, but it is possible to embed content (video, Google Docs documents, spreadsheets, presentations, Picasa photo slide shows, iGoogle gadgets).\r\n\r\nCollaboration - The key feature of Google Sites is its collaboration abilities. You can decide who can watch the site (Viewers), change it (Collaborators) or manage it (Owners). Collaborators and owners do not need to have a Gmail account to make changes, but will have to go through a short registration, to get a Google account (with their current email).\r\n\r\nWordPress collaboration abilities are much more limited. Although it allows similar levels of management privileges, its central content management and lack of pages functionality make it suitable for multiple authoring, but not more.\r\n

    Conclusion

    \r\nAlthough both platforms can grant collaboration permission, the ease of use in Google sites and collaboration abilities make it suitable for team work and collaboration; Its easy setup and limited design makes it suitable for small personal sites (but not if you're in the Internet business) or group participation like in friends club\u00AD and the like.\r\n\r\nWordPress is great for \"regular\" websites thanks to its design, extensibility,? and also high level websites that requires code and advanced design and functionality. And, of course, it is a wonderful blogging platform.\r\n\r\nLook at the table below to see at a glance the differences between Google Sites and WordPress.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
    UseWordPressGoogle sites
    Extended functionality with ?plugins/gadgets or codingLimitlesspoor
    Users can share files ?XV
    Messages and listsXV
    Ease of useVV
    Single-click page creationVV
    No Coding requiredVV
    FreeVV
    non-blog content management ?VV
    Users can be invited to ?collaborateVV
    themes ?VV\r\n(few)?
    Users can comment ?VV\r\n(with ?permission)?
    Beautiful designVX
    Blogging abilitiesVX
    Users can registerVX
    \r\nWhat is your experience with WordPress and Google Sites? How do you use them? share it with us us in the comments." . "2009-11-02T10:09:29"^^ . . . "2009-03-19T17:44:32"^^ . "Web Presence Tip \u0096 Use a single Username for All Your Accounts" . "Having the same username across websites, and especially social media websites, has several advantages. People who know you in one place can find you in others, you don't have to remember different usernames for different websites, and you can easily tell others how to find you (\"look me up on Digg, delicious and FriendFeed under eyalsela\").\r\n\r\nCheckUserNames is a service that can help you choose this single username. CheckUserNames goes through tens of social media websites to check if the username you chose ia available [Update\u00A04/1/2009:\u00A0Namechk\u00A0is a similar service, you can also use it].\r\n

    \"checkusernamescom-find-out-which-social-media-usernames-have-alredy-been-taken\"

    \r\n

    \r\n\r\nIt's a good idea to use CheckUserNames and register to the leading websites, even if you are not planning to use them right away - just in case you will in the future (this lesson I had to learn the hard way, as my username was already taken in some of them...)" . "2009-04-01T22:57:29"^^ . . . "2009-03-24T00:08:40"^^ . "Create a New Email With the Title, Content, and a Link to a Webpage Using a Gmail Bookmarklet" . "

    Ever read a post or article and wanted to email it to others? Use The following bookmarklet to ease things up.

    \r\n\r\n

    How to use it

    \r\nTo use the bookmarklet (which is a piece of code saved as a\u00A0bookmark), simply add it to your bookmarks bar. Right click the button below and choose \"Bookmark This Link\" or just drag and drop it to the bookmarks bar:\r\n

    \">>\"

    \r\n

    Right click the button and choose \"Bookmark This Link\"

    \r\n\r\n

    What it does

    \r\nWhenever you click the bookmarklet, it'll do the following actions:\r\n
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    1. \r\n

      Create a new email message (in a new window).

      \r\n
      2. \r\n\t
    2. \r\n

      Set the title of the webpage as the subject.

      \r\n
      3. \r\n\t
    3. \r\n

      Add a link to the webpage in the body of the message.

      \r\n
      4. \r\n\t
    4. \r\n

      Copy all the text that was selected when you clicked the bookmarklet into the body of the message (see images below).

      \r\n
      5. \r\n
    \r\n

    \"gmail

    \r\n

    \r\n

    While you're at it, you might also want to\u00A0configure an new-email keyboard shortcut.

    \r\n\r\n" . "2009-05-08T22:16:02"^^ . . . "2009-03-24T09:52:51"^^ . "How to Convert MS Word to HTML" . "Having needed to clean a Word file from tag extensions in order to submit a guest post, I found the following solution.\r\n

    Word to HTML

    \r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. (Optionally) remove pictures from the document.
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Send the document as an attachment to yourself via Gmail.
      3. \r\n\t
    3. Open the email and click \"View as HTML\".\r\n(Notice: use Firefox for the next step)
      4. \r\n\t
    4. Right click inside the new page and choose \"save page as\". In the dialog, Change \"save as type\" to \"html only\", and save the file on your desktop.
      5. \r\n\t
    5. Upload the saved file to Textism, which converts Word files to HTML for free (providing they're under 20KB).
      6. \r\n
    \r\nUpdate 14 August\u00A02009: You may also want to try using Doc To HTML Converter (Via AddictiveTips)" . "2009-11-02T00:13:29"^^ . . . "2009-03-25T16:38:16"^^ . "Thank you" . "\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
    \"comment\"Thanks a lof for your comment! \r\n\r\n

    You are welcome to stay and further share your opinions with us.

    \r\n

    Feel free to\u00A0contact me if you have any questions, interesting tips, suggestions and so on.

    \r\n\r\nIf you enjoyed your reading, you can subscribe to posts updates by\u00A0email or\u00A0\"\"RSS.\r\n\r\nyou can also subscribe to new comments.
    \r\n
    \r\n

    Back to previous page

    " . "2010-04-15T07:01:13"^^ . . . "2009-04-18T17:15:42"^^ . "The Online Collaboration Tools Guide" . "

    Numerous Collaboration tools and online storage applications offer a variety of collaboration abilities. Online collaborated editing, synchronization across computers, multiple file sharing , and on-the-spot windows and document sharing are just some of them.\u00A0The following review will help you know and choose the right collaboration tools for your needs.

    \r\n

    This is an\u00A0excerpt\u00A0of a guest post I wrote on ReadWriteWeb (by now it got more the 210 tweets). To read the full post visit\u00A0the online collaboration tools guide.

    " . "2009-05-22T18:36:25"^^ . . . "2009-04-24T21:32:34"^^ . "Make Yourself Easier To Find On Facebook by Adding an Alternate Name And IM Nicknames ?" . "When people are searching for you on Facebook, the first thing they do is run a search on your name. But what if they only know you by your maiden name or your name is just hard to spell? And what about the nickname you use on Skype, Google talk and AIM, Are they associated with your account?\r\n\r\nFacebook has a solution for these situations. In this post, we'll learn how to add an alternate name and IM screen names to your Facebook account, thus making you easier to find.\r\n

    Alternate name on Facebook

    \r\nAs Facebook explain, the alternate name in your account \"is only used to help people find you in search and will not show up in your profile\". Use it \"for a former name or a name in another language.\"\r\n\r\nHere is how to add an alternate name to your Facebook account:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. When logged in, choose \"Account Settings\" under \"Settings\" (you'll see it in the top right corner of the screen).
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Next to \"Name,\" click \"change.\"
      3. \r\n\t
    3. Enter a full name in the \"Full Alternate Name\" filed, and click the \"Change Former Name\" button below.
      4. \r\n
    \r\n

    \"full-alternate-name-on-facebook\"

    \r\n

    \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nOnce done, you'll see a note saying that \"Your alternate name has been saved and will be used to help people find you in search.\"\r\n

    IM screen name

    \r\nTo add your instant messaging nickname to your Facebook account, do as follows:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Go to your profile page.
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Below your profile picture, click \"Edit My Profile.\"
      3. \r\n\t
    3. Click \"Contact Information.\"
      4. \r\n\t
    4. Choose your instant messaging accounts and fill in your nickname in the \"IM Screen Name(s)\" field (for some reason, you can only choose AIM, Google Talk, Skype, Windows Live, Yahoo, ICQ and Gadu-Gadu [?!]).
      5. \r\n
    \r\n

    \"IM

    \r\n

    \r\n\r\nyou might also want to read 20 Social Media Practices to Use in Your Daily Life [Presentation].\r\n\r\n[Via Search for names on Facebook (the link is to the English translation of the original post, which was written in Hebrew).]" . "2009-08-14T19:50:12"^^ . . . "2009-04-04T13:21:37"^^ . "Video - Building Innovation Teams - What is Your Learning Type?" . "A great video about learning, innovation, \u00A0and the combination of the two to create innovation teams. The video, created by\u00A0Roger H. Shealy, is based on a paper by\u00A0Sara L. Beckman and Michael Barry. Read the full paper here:\u00A0\"PDFInnovation as a Learning Process:\u00A0Embedding Design Thinking\r\n\r\n\r\nInnovation as a Learning Process from Roger H. Shealy on Vimeo.\r\n\r\nVia\u00A0The Content Economy" . "2009-04-05T13:13:34"^^ . . . "2009-04-06T19:35:02"^^ . "Web Trend Map - A Visualization of the Most Influential Internet People and Domains ?" . "The following map, by iA, display the 333 most influential web domains and 111 most influential Internet people. \u00A0\r\n

    \"Web

    \r\n

    \r\n\r\n

    How to read it

    \r\nHeight: A station's height represents its domain's success by traffic, revenue and trend.\r\n\r\nWidth: A station's width represents the stability of the company behind its domain.\r\n\r\nPosition: A station's location on a train line indicates the group it belongs to. Also, if a station is positioned inside the main line, it is a classic site; if it is on the main line on the main line, it is a main site; and if it is outside the main line, it is a marginal site.\r\n\r\nWeb Trend Map 4 [Via The next web]" . "2009-04-06T19:40:02"^^ . . . "2009-04-07T18:13:50"^^ . "How to Import Your Contacts to a Web Service without Giving Away Your Email Password" . "Once in a while I'm offered by a web service like Facebook, LinkedIn or Digg to give away my email username and password so that it could offer me new friends based on my contacts list. Being the key to all my other accounts and containing a lot of personal information, I'm not that thrilled to give away these details. The solution to that problem is to export your contacts to a file and then import it into the web services. Here is how to do that:\r\n

    Example - Synchronizing Gmail with Linkedin

    \r\nAs an example, I will demonstrate how to import your contacts into Linkedin from your Gmail account, but the same apply for other web services and other email applications, including Outlook.\r\n

    Export contacts from Gmail

    \r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Go to the \"Contacts\" sections.
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Click \"Export\".
      3. \r\n\t
    3. Under \"What format would you like to export to?\" choose \"Outlook's CSV format\".
      4. \r\n\t
    4. Click \"Export\" and save the file to your computer.
      5. \r\n
    \r\n

    \"Export\r\n\r\n\r\n

    Import contacts to Linkedin

    \r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Login to your account and click \"Contacts\" on the left sidebar.
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Click \"Imported Contacts\".
      3. \r\n\t
    3. Scroll down, hover above \"Add more contacts\" and choose \"Import from file\".
      4. \r\n\t
    4. Click \"Choose file\" and Upload the exported contacts file.
      5. \r\n
    \r\n

    \"Import

    " . "2009-04-07T18:14:42"^^ . . . "2009-04-14T09:43:53"^^ . "6 Web Apps to Instantly Capture, Share, Display and Meet" . "More and More new web apps enable us to do things that once required installation, registration, expertise and, of course, payments. The following tools will allow you to instantly video capture your screen, Share files, create a chat room, photo album, web meeting environment, or a MindMap - all within a few mouse clicks.\r\n

    Instant video capture - ScreenCastle

    \r\nScreenCastle is a Video screen capture tool that works directly from your browser. To start recording your screen (and microphone) just enter the site, click the start button, choose the region to capture and press \"start recording\". Once done, you will be given a link to view the video or a code to embed it into a website.\r\n

    \"screnncastle-video-screen-captre\"

    \r\n\r\n

    ScrennCastle - video screen capture\r\n\r\n

    Instant file sharing - File2.ws

    \r\nFile2.ws (File to Website) Convert any file into a public website. Simply choose and upload a file and within a few seconds (depends on its size) you'll get a link to a webpage that display the file. This includes pictures, multi sheets Excel workbooks or an MS Word document with several pages. You can send the link to share the webpage and allow others to download the original file.\r\n

    \"file2ws-turn-a-file-to-a-website\"

    \r\n

    File2.ws - turn a file into a website

    \r\n\r\nSee an example webpage\r\n

    Instant chat - Tinychat

    \r\nTinychat lets you create a private chatroom and invite others by sending them a link. That way you can chat with people that don't have the instant messaging software you use. You can also use it for multi participants and anonymous chat.\r\n

    \"tinychat-instant-chatroom\"

    \r\n

    TinyChat - instant chatroom

    \r\n\r\nJoin this example chat room\r\n

    Instant photo albums - MyLiveGallery

    \r\nMyLiveGallery enables you to create a 10 pictures photo albums and slideshows you can share. To create a new gallery, just specify the name, upload your pictures, and select a theme. (Limitations - Pictures should be in JPG format; Max width/height - 1600x1200; Max picture size - 512kb each.)\r\n

    \"mylivegallery-create-instent-online-gallery\"

    \r\n

    Mylivegallery - create instant online gallery

    \r\n\r\nVisit an example gallery\r\n

    Instant web meeting - ShowDocument

    \r\nShowDocument \u00A0lets you launch a web meeting with one or more people. The meeting revolves around a document, Google map, video, website or plain whiteboard, one of which you choose beforehand. All the participants see the same virtual environment, led by the presenter. At the end of the session you can save the results (drawing using various tools) as a PDF file.\r\n

    \"showdocument-instant-web-meeting\"

    \r\n

    ShowDocument - Instant web meeting

    \r\n\r\n

    Instant mind mapping - Text2Mindmap

    \r\nText2Mindmap do not even require a single mouse click to create a MindMap. As you enter the site, insert the nodes of your MindMap into the left side text box and click \"convert to MindMap\". You will instantly get a visual representation of the text as a MindMap.\r\n

    \"text2mindmap-instant-mind-mapping\"

    \r\n

    Text2Mindmap - Instant mind mapping

    \r\n\r\n

    Some security rules

    \r\nThe ease of use of these web apps is also their disadvantage. When using them, consider the following security rules:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    • \u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0 Always assume that someone else (that you did not invite) is also watching.
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    • \u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0 Do not upload information that you see as private or confidential for you or others.
      • \r\n\t
    • \u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\u00A0 Bring into account that you might not be able to delete what you have created.
      • \r\n
    \r\n\u00A0\r\n\r\nDo you know other instant web apps? Tell us in the comments." . "2009-04-14T11:55:54"^^ . . . "2009-09-18T16:23:19"^^ . "Google Reader Tips and Practices for Power Users" . "\"GoogleGoogle reader is probably the best RSS reader available today. Here are some tips and practices for power users (hopefully, you) to help you better manage your RSS reading time and leverage it, tweak Google Reader to use first and second level categorization, and optimize you RSS subscription list.\r\n

    Use folders to prioritize your reading

    \r\nAt a certain point you've probably realize that it is just not possible to read all of the new items you get. One possible solution is to use folders to categorize your feeds. Once you categorized all your feeds, you can read prioritize your reading by urgency level.\r\n\r\nFor example, I use a folder called 'Immediate' where I put feeds that I want to read the moment they publish something new because it is important for me to know about them as soon as possible. These could be work related or new trends, usually things that if no read within day or two (sometimes less), they became irrelevant.\r\n\r\nOther folders I use are 'friends', 'Podcasts', 'Premier Blogs', and some more. I also use a 'must read' folder for things that I want to read sometime, but it doesn't really matter when (such as family blogs or new WordPress plugins).\r\n

    \"Use

    \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nEric Friedman's post, 'Prioritizing and Organizing Feeds in Google Reader', shows a similar method of using tiers to prioritize RSS reading on Google reader.\r\n

    Prefix folders for easier categorization

    \r\nBut now a new problem arises. If you are tagging the items you read, you'll notice that under 'Feed Settings' (where you choose the folders for new feeds) there are tens and even hundreds of folders to choose from. That happens since all the tags and folders are listed in there together.\r\n\r\nThe solution is the artificially separate the folders from the tags by adding an asterisk sign (*) at the beginning of each folder's name. This will make the folders show up at the top of the Feed Setting list, making it easier to find the right folder to put new feeds in.\r\n

    \"Prefix

    \r\n\r\n

    Prefix feeds for Second level categorization

    \r\nSometimes, the first level categorization is not enough and you need a second level categorization. That happens when you need to recognize a specific feed among the other feeds in a folder. It is important to recognize the source of an item since it can get a whole other meaning if it was written by one of Google's blogs or maybe you're competitor's blog. But that doesn't mean you want to create a folder just for them. Yet, you don't want to invest the effort of reading the name of each item's source, in addition to reading its headline. After all, one of the advantages RSS offers is the ability to scan items rapidly without distractions.\r\n\r\nSo, to get a second level categorization, prefix the names of the feeds themselves so that their name will stand out. To change the name of a feed, locate it in the right sidebar (called 'Subscriptions'), click it, and under \"Feed settings\" choose 'Rename subscription'. Add a unique prefix to the name of the feed. For example, I have prefixed blogs about writing skills with this prefixes: ^^ writing ^^\r\n\r\n\"Second\r\n

    Optimize your reading list

    \r\nI believe that it is good practice to subscribe and unsubscribe from feeds as needed. There is no reason to stick to websites that do not provide interesting or useful content; it is reasonable that your tastes and needs will vary over time. Therefore, I have developed a practice that will enable you to optimize Your RSS Subscription List in Google Reader by finding the feeds that are not relevant to you and unsubscribing from them.\r\n\r\nTo optimize your RSS subscription you should first start using the 'star item' feature. Whenever you read an item that you find interesting or useful, star it (it also make it easier to find these items later). After you've been doing it for a few weeks, go to 'trends' and compare the number of stared items with the update frequency of the subscriptions. Relatively, the most frequently updated subscriptions should also be the ones with the highest number of stared items. If you find subscriptions that are updated in high frequency but you did not star a lot of items in them \u0096 you should get rid of them. Why? Because the more items a source post, the more stars you would expect it to get. You can read the full post here.\r\n

    Use automatic sharing to Leverage time spent reading

    \r\nYou can Leverage the time you spend reading by automatically sharing items. The 'Share' feature allows you to publish items to be shared with your friends through Facebook or your readers through your blog or website. When you mark an item as 'shared', what you are actually doing is making it public on your shared\u00A0Items page (this is my shared items page, by the way).\r\n\r\nTo get the link to your public page, to as follows:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Click 'Sharing settings \u00BB' in the left sidebar (just above 'subscriptions').
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Scroll down, and under the 'Your shared items page' section, copy the link that says \"Preview your shared items page in a new window\"
      3. \r\n
    \r\n

    \"Get

    \r\n\r\nNow you can add it to Facebook as one of the streams in your profiles. Every time you'll mark item as sheared, all of your friends will see it in your personal stream.\r\n\r\nTo share your shared items in your blog or website - still under 'Sharing settings \u00BB', click the link that says \"Add a clip to your web site or blog\", at the end of the page. Follow the instructions to generate an embed code that will display your latest shared items (you can see my shared items in the news section)." . "2009-10-17T08:41:26"^^ . . . "2009-04-15T23:24:27"^^ . "Has Twitter Reached its peak? Google Insights Suggests it May Have" . "I've just run into a\u00A0tweet by infusecreative\u00A0with an interesting Google Insights search. It shows that the number of searches for the term \"Twitter\" has stopped ascending. Since the beginning of 2009, the search for Twitter has been raising constantly. That was true up until March 22, when it\u00A0plateaued.\u00A0Has twitter reached its peak? \u00A0\r\n

    \"Searches

    \r\n

    Google Insights\u00A0results for \"Twitter\"

    \r\n

    Update 04/20/2009:\u00A0Twitter only had\u00A0a\u00A0peak (click the image above to see the current graph).\u00A0

    " . "2009-04-20T20:22:23"^^ . . . "2009-05-02T21:50:09"^^ . "Twitter Presentation - How to Use Twitter to Connect with Audiences" . "Another great find by The Content Economy - \"How to use Twitter to Connect with Audiences\". This presentation, by Corinne Weisgerber,\u00A0discusses\u00A0Twitter as a tool for Monitoring / broadcasting / responding / building community. It gives examples of crises management and how brands use Twitter. It also explains basic terms such as Retweet and Hashtag.\r\n\r\n
    \r\n
    View more presentations from Corinne .
    \r\n
    " . "2009-05-06T00:22:43"^^ . . . "2009-05-08T22:30:06"^^ . "New Bit.ly Bookmarklet Released" . "Bit.ly, the great URL shortening services, has\u00A0just released an upgrade to its Bookmarklet.\r\n

    Features of the new version

    \r\n
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    • Tweet without leaving the page - Tweet directly from the bit.ly sidebar without leaving the page you are\u00A0
      • \r\n\t
    • Easily share on other platforms - use the direct links to share the page via email, Gmail, or Facebook.
      • \r\n\t
    • Clicks Summary -\u00A0see a summary of the clicks the page has received (both created by you and the total number of clicks).
      • \r\n\t
    • Real time conversations report -\u00A0see what people are Tweeting and Friendfeeding (?) about the page (updates in real time).
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    \"bitly

    \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nRight click the button below and choose \u0093Bookmark This Link\u0094 or just\u00A0drag and drop it to the bookmarks bar:\r\n

    \"Bit.ly\"

    \r\n\r\n(Get other useful bookmarklets)" . "2009-05-08T22:30:06"^^ . . . "2009-06-09T00:07:41"^^ . "Use Windows Built-In Search to Look For Project Related Information " . "Upon undertaking a new project it is a good practice to search for related work done in your organization. Asking co-workers if they are aware of such a work is one (good) way to do it. Another way is to search for documents in your file system. The latter can be done using the built-in search feature in windows.\r\n\r\nTo search for documents related to you project, do the following:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Go to the root folder (found it under 'My Computer', you can use the keyboard shortcut Winkey + E).
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    2. Click the \"Search\" button on the upper toolbar (see image below).
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    3. A new window will open inside the current one. \u00A0Write a keyword related to the new project in the search box and hit search. You can search all or part of file names or a word or a phrase inside files.
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    The built-in search feature in windows folders

    \r\n\r\nThe results of the search you\u00A0performed\u00A0are a good base for the new project. It will allow you to continue previous work undertaken in your organization and save you time reinventing the wheel.\r\n\r\n

    Other tools

    \r\nNote that more advance tools to search for documents are available, such as Google desktop (which is my personal favorite). The problem is that you may not be able to use in your organization due to policy or technology\u00A0constraints. The windows built in search, on the other hand, is sure to be available.\r\n\r\nDo you have project management and information management tips and practices? Tell us in the comments." . "2009-06-09T00:13:57"^^ . . . "2009-06-19T01:08:26"^^ . "Make Gmail More Secure By Setting It to Use HTTPS Connection " . "A few days ago, 38 information security experts submitted a public letter to Google, asking it to make Gmail more secure. More\u00A0specifically, they've asked Google \"[to] protect users' communications from theft and snooping by enabling industry standard transport encryption technology (HTTPS) for Google Mail, Docs, and Calendar.\"\r\n\r\nGoogle responded saying it is \"looking into whether it would make sense to turn on HTTPS as the default for all Gmail users\"\r\n\r\nIf you don't want to wait for Google to take the decision you can change the connection type to the more secure one (HTTPS) by yourself.\r\n

    Change the connection type to HTTPS

    \r\nTo\u00A0use\u00A0always HTTPS connection in Gmail, do as follow:\r\n
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    1. Click\u00A0'Settings'\u00A0at the top of any Gmail page.
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    3. Click\u00A0'Save Changes.'
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    \"A

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    choose 'always use https'

    \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nAfter changing the setting you'll notice that the when in Gmail, the URL always starts with https rather than http (see image below). That indicates that your mail is encrypted when it travels between your web browser and Google's servers.\r\n

    \"A

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    the URL always starts with https

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    Might cause some problems

    \r\nUsing HTTPS have some known undesirable side effects. It causes errors to show up in Gmail for mobile application and Google Toolbar, the Gmail gadget for iGoogle doesn't work, and Gmail Notifier works only after you download a patch (Learn more in Google's HTTPS setting help page).\r\n\r\nIn any case, you can always change the setting back to the previous condition.\r\n\r\nGet more tips and best practices about Gmail." . "2009-10-17T08:47:59"^^ . . . "2009-07-07T22:13:10"^^ . "Another Thing You Didn't Know About Excel: Integrate Online data Into Your Spreadsheets" . "\"excel2007\"Microsoft Excel has a really cool feature that allows you to import data directly from a website. That feature is called \"web query\" and you can use it to integrate live information into your spreadsheets or just look at data and analyze it in a different way than it was originally presented on the website.\r\n\r\nIn this post we'll learn how to built an excel query in a couple of clicks. As an example, I've created a single spreadsheet with the top 1,000 twitters (based on data from Twitterholic), which you can download.\r\n

    Create an excel web query

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    1. Open a new Excel workbook.
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    2. Open a website and Select with your mouse the data to import. Copy it, and paste into the workbook.
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    3. At the lower right end of the pasted area you will see the \"Paste Options\" button, which looks like that \"\". Click it and choose \"Create Refreshable Web Query\".
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    4. A new window will open, called \"New Web Query\" (see image below) . Once it is done loading, little yellow boxes with an arrow inside them will show up. Click the arrow next to the data you which to import.
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    5. Click \"Import\". Within a few seconds, the data from the website will appear in your Excel file.
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    6. Control the format and layout of the imported data and its refresh rate by right clicking the data area and choosing \"Data Range Properties...\" .
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    \r\nRepeat this process to import data from different sources or pages in the same website.\r\n

    Top 1,000 twitters in a single spreadsheet

    \r\nI used a web query to import the top 1,000 twitters from Twitterholic. You can download the file here: top 1000 twitters . I defined the file to refresh every time it is opened, so it should always be updated. If it doesn't, simply right click the table and choose \"refresh\".\r\n\r\nThe nice thing about it is that the links to the original data exist, so you'll get directly to the page of the top twitter you choose from the list.\r\n\r\nDo you use excel web query or have interesting uses for it? Tell us in the comments!\r\n" . "2009-07-07T22:17:14"^^ . . . "2009-07-13T22:06:48"^^ . "Announcing a Seminar - 'Social Media in Day to Day Life' [15 July, Israel]" . "The Israeli Internet Association (ISOC-IL) is holding a\u00A0Seminar entitled: 'Social Media in Day to Day life' (more details in Heberew and translated to English via Google Translate).\r\n

    Lecturers:

    \r\n\r\nThe\u00A0Seminar\u00A0will take Place on July 15th at Tel-Aviv.\r\n
    " . "2009-07-13T22:14:21"^^ . . . "2009-07-16T23:47:16"^^ . "5 Recommended Bookmarklets To Simplify Tedious Tasks" . "\"karma\"A\u00A0bookmarklet is a piece of code saved as a bookmark. When you click it, instead of just taking you to a bookmarked website, it performs an action (which may include taking you to another website, but does not have to do that). Here are\u00A05 recommended bookmarklets to boost your\u00A0productivity by helping you instantly subscribe to, read, tweet, share and translate webpages.\r\n\r\nThis is an\u00A0excerpt\u00A0of a post I wrote on MakeUseOf. To read the full post visit\u00A05 Recommended Bookmarklets To Simplify Tedious Tasks.\r\n\r\n\r\n
    Image credit:\u00A0vramak
    " . "2009-07-17T00:02:16"^^ . . . "2009-07-24T20:29:25"^^ . "Status Search \u0096 Search within Your Friends' Status Updates" . "\"Status_Search_logo\"\r\n

    Social networks and social media tools let you find and communicate with people all over the world, even if you've never met or known them before. But sometimes, all you really need is the opinion, advice or support of the people closest to us. Status Search answers that need by letting you search your friends' social status updates.

    \r\n\r\nRecently launched in beta, Status Search is a little private search engine. It connects to your Facebook and Twitter accounts (no need to give away any passwords) and then lets you search the status updates of the people you follow, and also the photos, links and videos of your Facebook friends.\r\n

    Can't I just use Google?

    \r\nIf you think about it, many of your quests for information would be better answered, and sometimes can only be answered, by people you know or those who are in your close surroundings. Also, you have much better information about the reliability of these people and it is easier to approach them.\r\n\r\nLet's think of some realistic examples. It's Saturday morning and you want to go with someone to the sea. Just type in 'sea' and you'll find all the people who've written something about it \u0096 some are probably about to go there\u0085\r\n\r\n\r\nWhat about the new iPhone, should you buy it? Whose opinion would you rather hear, one of your Facebook friends or one from someone you've never met? Well, type in 'iPhone', and you'll get a list of people that have related to it, and who would be glad to tell you more about it (see image below).\r\n\r\nThe list goes on and on, with anything in which your network is better then the whole web: book, vacation, beer, party, job and so on.\r\n

    \"Searching

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    Find opinions about iPhone within your network

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    Can't FriendFeed do that?

    \r\nWell, not exactly. FriendFeed is indeed a great social aggregator, but it is more likely that you'll find there your geeky friends. Status Search will also go through your family, childhood friends and non techie friends. That is \u0096 people who do not use FriendFeed to aggregate their feeds.\r\n

    Advanced features

    \r\nMuch like Twittersheep, Status Search tells you what are the trending topics in your network (except it also includes Facebook). Look at the right side of the screen to see them.\r\n\r\nFirefox users can use Status Search without going to the website, by adding it to Firefox Quick Search. Simply login and click 'add to Firefox Quick Search' at the lower right corner.\r\n\r\nFor the following month, you will be able to set up alerts in order to monitor subjects of interest within your network. Add an alert by clicking 'alerts' at the lower right corner. The Business model of Status search is built around people paying for alerts, so beginning next month this feature will no longer be free.\r\n

    \"Status

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    Status Search features

    \r\n\r\nMore is still to come as the developers say they are working on adding more networks to the service, such as LinkedIn and MySpace.\r\n\r\nHave you tried Status search already? Tell us what you think about it in the comments!\r\n
    " . "2009-08-14T18:41:50"^^ . . . "2009-08-06T01:23:15"^^ . "20 Social Media Practices to Use in Your Daily Life [Presentation]" . "Two weeks a go I gave a lecture in a social media seminar. Now I've translated the presentation I used into English and made it easier to understand without seeing the actual lecture.\r\n\r\nThe presentation describes 20 social media practices that will help you in your daily life. It includes tools to monitor your web presence, ways to track interesting topics and conversations, methods to find people and to get answers, and more.\r\n\r\nIt revolves around the following seven categories:\r\n
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    1. People Database
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    2. Keeping in touch and more
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    3. Conversation
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    4. Search
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    5. Collaborating
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    6. Monitoring and News
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    7. Self monitoring
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    \r\nI'll be glad to get your feedback and thoughts about it.\r\n
    Social media in day to day life - Eyal Sela\r\n
    View more presentations from Eyal Sela.
    \r\n
    " . "2009-08-06T01:24:03"^^ . . . "2009-08-08T10:18:50"^^ . "Excel Secrets Discovered \u0096 6 Steps For Perfect Printing" . "\"\"Do you get tens of pages out, with some of the columns standing by themselves in an unknown page every time you print out an\u00A0Excel worksheet? Tired of wasting paper time and time again?\r\n

    It\u0092s time to get things straight. Let\u0092s see how to print an Excel sheet the right way.

    \r\n

    This is an\u00A0excerpt\u00A0of a post I wrote on MakeUseOf. To read the full post visit Excel Secrets Discovered \u0096 6 Steps For Perfect Printing.

    " . "2009-08-08T10:18:50"^^ . . . "2009-08-10T21:55:22"^^ . "Facebook Acquired Friendfeed" . "\"friendfeedFacebook has just announced it has acuired Frindfeed. \u00A0Frindfedd says in thir blog that:\r\n
    FriendFeed.com will continue to operate normally for the time being. We're still figuring out our longer-term plans for the product with the Facebook team. As usual, we will communicate openly about our plans as they develop \u0097 keep an eye on the\u00A0FriendFeed News group for updates.
    \r\nFacebook's offical press realse:\r\n
    \r\n

    PALO ALTO, Calif. \u0097 August 10, 2009 \u0097 Facebook today announced that it has agreed to acquire FriendFeed, the innovative service for sharing online. As part of the agreement, all FriendFeed employees will join Facebook and FriendFeed\u0092s four founders will hold senior roles on Facebook\u0092s engineering and product teams.

    \r\n

    \u0093Facebook and FriendFeed share a common vision of giving people tools to share and connect with their friends,\u0094 said Bret Taylor, a FriendFeed co-founder and, previously, the group product manager who launched Google Maps. \u0093We can\u0092t wait to join the team and bring many of the innovations we\u0092ve developed at FriendFeed to Facebook\u0092s 250 million users around the world.\u0094

    \r\n

    \u0093As we spent time with Mark and his leadership team, we were impressed by the open, creative culture they\u0092ve built and their desire to have us contribute to it,\u0094 said Paul Buchheit, another FriendFeed co-founders. Buchheit, the Google engineer behind Gmail and the originator of Google\u0092s \u0093Don\u0092t be evil\u0094 motto, added, \u0093It was immediately obvious to us how passionate Facebook\u0092s engineers are about creating simple, ground-breaking ways for people to share, and we are extremely excited to join such a like-minded group.\u0094

    \r\n

    Taylor and Buchheit founded FriendFeed along with Jim Norris and Sanjeev Singh in October 2007 after all four played key roles at Google for products like Gmail and Google Maps. At FriendFeed, they\u0092ve brought together a world-class team of engineers and designers.

    \r\n

    \u0093Since I first tried FriendFeed, I\u0092ve admired their team for creating such a simple and elegant service for people to share information,\u0094 said Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and CEO. \"As this shows, our culture continues to make Facebook a place where the best engineers come to build things quickly that lots of people will use.\"

    \r\n

    FriendFeed is based in Mountain View, Calif. and has 12 employees. FriendFeed.com will continue to operate normally for the time being as the teams determine the longer term plans for the product.

    \r\n

    Financial terms of the acquisition were not released.

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    Follow the conversation real time

    \r\n\r\n

    Some more resources

    \r\n\r\nyou migt alos whant to learn how to\u00A0Make Yourself Easier To Find On Facebook by Adding an Alternate Name And IM Nicknames." . "2009-08-14T18:41:01"^^ . . . "2009-08-16T19:00:08"^^ . "Survey: How do You Process Online Information?" . "\"informationEvery day we read, hear, and see tens of web pages if not more. How do you process the useful and interesting information you find online?\u00A0Do you send it to yourself via email? Do you star it in Google Reader or add tags? Or maybe you just rely on the good old brain to retrieve the right information at the right time?\r\n\r\nTo participate, write in the comments what are your online information processing methods.\r\n\r\nNext month I'll post a summary\u00A0of all the answers.\r\n\r\nimage by\u00A0kevindooley" . "2009-09-07T08:07:34"^^ . . . "2009-09-10T20:47:04"^^ . "Aardvark - Get High Quality Answers in Real Time from Real People " . "\"AardvarkI've recently added a new tool to my information searching arsenal - Aardvark. I use Google, Google Reader, Twitter, my chat friends and other tools to find information. But Aardvark fills a gap these tools leave open.\r\n

    Aard what?

    \r\nAt the end point (your side, as a user) all that Aardvark does is take a question you submit, find someone who can answer it and send you back the answer.\u00A0It does that by searching for a user that is online and has knowledge in the field\u00A0of the question you asked (and preferably, is from your network on Aardvark). Than it sends him or her question. The answer is sent right back to you, usually within few minuets.\u00A0Often, you get more then one answers from several different people.\r\n\r\nIf you are not satisfied with the answer you got, you can easily resubmit it for other people to answer it or asked the ones that already did to elaborate.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nAardvark has two main advantages. The first is that it is easy to submit questions. You can submit question through the actual site and Twitter but the best thing is that you can submit questions straight from Gmail Chat, AIM, Messenger, and Windows Live. This integration into the daily workflow is very comfortable.\r\n\r\nThe second advantage is that you get a fast, personally tailored answer from another person (rather then one\u00A0That has been written for someone else and you found it, for example).\r\n

    What should I use Aardvark for?

    \r\nAardvark's FAQ page suggest using it for the following\u00A0kinds of questions:\r\n
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    • Recommendations
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    • Research help
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    Get started

    \r\nAfter you sign up, add\u00A0Aardvark\u00A0to your\u00A0Instant messaging program.\u00A0To add it to Google Chat, Search for Aardvark and add it as a chat friend (see image below).\r\n

    \"Show

    \r\n\r\nTo make sure it works, type 'Help'. From now on, all that you have to do is\u00A0write\u00A0Aardvark\u00A0any question in plain English, like you would to a friend. Aardvark will find an answer within a few minutes.\r\n

    Real\u00A0examples

    \r\nAs default, the questions you ask and answers you get back are visible only to you (and the few people who are asked to answer them). But if you want, you can make them public.\r\n\r\nHere is an example of question I've asked and the answers I got back:\r\n

    \"Aardvark

    \r\n\r\nAnd here are some more examples:\r\n\r\nThanks to Omer Perchik for suggesting Aardvark.\r\n\r\n " . "2009-09-11T07:04:50"^^ . . . "2009-10-07T10:20:25"^^ . "How to Search the Web Real-Time" . "This is a guest post by Ann Smarty, a\u00A0social media and\u00A0search blogger and online entrepreneur.\r\n\r\n\r\nReal-time search is the latest achievement of web 2.0. Never before was it so easy to speak to the whole world and to be instantly heard. This post overviews the 4 most popular search engines capable of generating fresh results.\r\n\r\nIt is hard to compare them to choose the best one: there are no winners in this game. They all have some benefits and should be used in particular cases:\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
    Real-time search engine Data source How old are the results? Most important benefit
    TwitterTwitter discussionsInstantThe huge service popularity and thus a large index of data
    FacebookFacebook discussionsInstantThe huge service popularity and thus a large index of data
    GoogleGoogle web indexOne hour oldPlenty of search opportunities
    FriendfeedMost social networks + all user-added feedsInstantMultiple data sources combined
    \r\n\r\n

    Twitter Search

    \r\nTwitter search is the most popular real-time search engine nowadays for a few good reasons:\r\n
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    • Indexing time: the moment the update goes live, it is already in the index;
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    • Huge database: everyone seems to be on Twitter by now, therefore the user base is huge as well as the number of results for any topic.
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    \r\nTwitter search offers a few really useful advanced search operators, among them:\r\n
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    • From this person [from:username]
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    • To this person [to:username]
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    • Referencing this person [@username]
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    • Tweets asking the question [include ? to the search results]
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    • Updates containing positive/negative attitude [include :) / :( to the search results]
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    \r\nLet me demonstrate the power of one of the above search operators by the following example: consider searching for negative reviews when researching some product/ service, for example: look for GoDaddy.com dissatisfied customers:\r\n

    \"Twitter

    \r\n\r\nThere are plenty of other real-time Twitter-based search engines to check out: CrowdEye, OneRiot, TweetMeme,Collecta\r\n

    Facebook Search

    \r\nFacebook search was announced not a long time ago, thus there aren't as many tools and applications so far as for Twitter search but it is still something that must be given a try. Here's a quick overview of what you can do with the new facebook search:\r\n
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    • search the last 30 days of your news feed for status updates, photos, links, videos and notes being shared by your friends and the Facebook Pages of which you're a fan.
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    • search for status updates, links and notes of other people who are not your friends but who have chosen to make their updates public;
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    \r\nYou can also filter results to see only those that contain links, to get only wall posts and status updates or to only search other people's notes. Here's an example of search results page giving you an idea of what people on Facebook think about GoDaddy:\r\n

    \"Facebok

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    Google Search

    \r\nWhile Google doesn't currently offer the real time search in the sense we've discussed above, I found it absolutely necessary to mention it here - Google lets you search one-hour-old results (the search option found in the side panel); so let's call it \"near real-time search\"\r\n\r\nThe reason why I think it should be included here is that Google can search within any site in its index. This means, you can turn any site into a near real-time search platform. This turns particularly useful for huge user-edited sites.\r\n\r\nHere's a real-life example for you: I love tracking online deals because they help me save some money; my favorite tool to do that is Buxr. To find its latest updates on, say, laptops, I need:\r\n
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    • To search [site:buxr.com laptops] on Google;
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    • Then click \"More options\" to open the side panel and click \"Past hour\" to see the latest updates.
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    \r\n

    \"Google

    \r\n\r\nNow, the most obvious question to ask here is why not to use the site built-in search platform. Google gives many more options than any other known search platform. You can use advanced search and side panel search options to display images from the page, see not yet visited results, get only most recent updates, etc.\r\n

    FriendFeed

    \r\nUnlike the above three search engines, Friendfeed largely operates external data bases but it is also quite a powerful real time search tool. It combines multiple social networks to generate recent search results.\r\n\r\nFriendfeed streamlines relevant results from a number of social networks including Twitter, Delicious, Identi.ca, StumbleUpon, etc plus numerous other sites added by its users. Its search options are quite limited though: the only thing you can do is to provide a search term and hit \"Search\": there are no advanced options, sorting or filtering results, etc:\r\n

    \"Friendfeed

    \r\n\r\nSimilar tool aggregating other networks results to check out: Scoopler\r\n\r\nDo you use any real-time search engines? Please share your thoughts in the comments!\r\n\r\nThe guest post is by Ann Smarty, a social media and search blogger and online entrepreneur. " . "2009-10-17T08:46:28"^^ . . . "2009-10-26T13:47:46"^^ . "Search Twitter with Google - It's Great!?" . "\"google\r\n\r\nIf you've ever tried Twitter's search, you've probably found that it's not very good. Indeed, Other Twitter search alternatives exist, such as Trendistic, Tweefind, Tweetzi, and Twazzup. But wouldn't you rather just use Google for the task?\r\n\r\nTo search Twitter with Google, all you need to do is add to the search query a limitation that tells it to search only within Twitter (and not the whole web). To do that, simply add the following string to the query:\r\n

    site:http://twitter.com

    \r\n\r\nSo, for example, to find mentions of this blog, we'll add the word 'productivewise' to the query, as shown below (notice that there is a space between the search term, productivewise, and the sit URL) :\r\n

    site:http://twitter.com/ productivewise

    \r\n

    The results are displayed in the image below.

    \r\n

    \"Search

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    Click this link to search Google with the above query (opens in a new window).

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Search within a specific twitter user tweets

    \r\n

    You can also search only within certain user's tweets by using the link to that user's profile (and not to Twitter as a whole). So, to search within my profile, you would use this query:

    \r\n\r\n

    site:http://twitter.com/Eyalsela\r\n\r\n

    Click this link to search Google with the above query (opens in a new window).

    " . "2009-11-07T23:33:34"^^ . . . "2009-10-24T05:42:11"^^ . "Video - Jimmy Wales speaks at GarageGeeks - October 2009" . "I took this video of Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, at a GarageGeeks meetup. The image is bad but the sound is good.\u00A0Enjoy.\r\n

    \r\n

    Jimmy Wales speaks at GarageGeeks \u0096 October 2009 from Eyal Sela on Vimeo.

    " . "2009-10-24T09:15:40"^^ . . . "2009-11-02T00:25:46"^^ . "Become a Google Search Ninja with Advanced Operators " . "\"GoogleDo you ever feel that if you could only tell Google a bit more about what you're trying to find, the search results would be much better? Well, as you probably know, Google has some advanced search operators that help to refine search queries. You can use them to better focus your queries by specifying things like which sites to search, use placeholders, search for exact matches, and more. Here is a quick guide to Google's advanced search operators.\r\n

    Starting with advancead operators

    \r\nDouble quotation marks (\" \") for exact much: When you enclose a phrase in quotation marks, Google returns only pages that contain that exact phrase. The results have to contain all the words and in the exact same order as you wrote them. Search for \"The first Twitter user\", for example, and you'll only get back pages that contain exactly that phrase. This advanced search feature is one of the most useful in my opinion.\r\n\r\nAsterisk (*) is a placeholder for one or more words: adding * replaces any number of words in your query. Example: let's say you want to find articles that teach Google search practices, like this one. You could use the following query for that task:\r\n

    \"how to Search * with Google\"

    \r\n\r\nThe quotation marks will make sure that you'll get back pages with that sentence in them. But since there's Asterisk in the query, you'll find different versions of it. So, you might get back this sentence:\u00A0How to Search\u00A0Faces with Google, this one:\u00A0How to SearchEffectively with google, or any other variation that matches the query. See the results in the image below or\u00A0try the query yourself.\r\n\r\n\"how \r\n\r\n(site:) limits the search to specific domain(s): when you encounter a website that does not have a search box, you can use this operator to search it. Simply addsite:www.example.com to the query, where www.example.com is the site's URL. This will tell Google to search only pages within www.example.com. Example: to search information about libraries in Harvard University we can use this query (note that there is a space between the address and the word 'libraries', which is the term we want to find):\r\n

    site:http://www.harvard.edu/ libraries

    \r\n

    Try this query yourself. You can also use\u00A0site: to search across websites under the same top level domain (such as .gov or .edu). Example: you can find really interesting information about how government related bodies in the US use twitter, with this query:

    \r\n

    site:.gov twitter

    \r\n\r\nThe results will include webpages under the .gov domain that related to twitter in some way. See the results in the image below or\u00A0try the query yourself.\r\n\r\n\"site.gov \r\n\r\nThe plus sign (+) disables synonyms: Google\u00A0automatically\u00A0searches for synonyms and similar words to those in your query. To limit this, add\u00A0+ right before the word(s) you which to keep the same (no space between the + and the word).\r\n\r\nUse the or sign (|) for either one of several possibilities: you can make your searches much more effective and efficient by using the | sign (find it on the same key as the Backslash sign- \\). What it tells Google is to search either one of the words attached to it. (Note that you can use OR , with capital letters, instead of using the | sign.) Example: you can combine the following four different queries:\r\n

    \"the Facebook guide\"

    \r\n

    \"the youtube ?guide\"

    \r\n

    \"the linkedin guide\"

    \r\n

    \"The gmail guide\"

    \r\n\r\nInto a single query:\r\n

    ?\"the Facebook|youtube|LinkedIn|gmail guide\"?

    \r\n\r\nSee the results in the image below or\u00A0try the query yourself.\r\n\r\n\"guides\" Do you have other search tips? Share them with us in the comments!" . "2009-11-02T00:57:17"^^ . . . "2009-11-07T23:10:31"^^ . "Site Map" . "\r\n" . "2009-11-07T23:11:20"^^ . . . "2009-11-17T19:13:53"^^ . "Web Apps & Software for Distributed Teams" . "\"3845644631_655f36e931[1]\"I've recently explained on MakeUseOf.com how to use Google Maps as a tool for distributed teams. In this post I am going to review other tools that support and improve the work of distributed teams. The tools will help you improve the way you share files, communicate, and work collaboratively with people not near you.\r\n

    File sharing

    \r\nOne of the basic needs of a distributed team is the ability to share files. For ad-hoc teams, who do not work together on a regular basis, Drop.io is a great solution. Drop.io is a private sharing and collaboration web app. It lets you instantly create a mini site, called 'a drop', into which you can upload any type of file. You can annotate the file with comments or sections of text and use the chat feature for synchronized work sessions.\r\n

    \"\"

    \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nTeams who do work together on a regular basis should use Dropbox for file sharing. Dropbox is a software (yes, the kind you download) that creates a synchronization folder on your computer. The folder syncs any file in it with the Dropbox server (making the file always available online) and with a similar folder in your team members' computers. This allows you to share files just like you would do if you were sitting in the same office and using the same server \u0096 in shared folders.\r\n\r\nFor a more cloud-based collaboration, use Google sites. Setting up a Google site is easy, and it can serve as an assistive tool for projects management and knowledge sharing.\r\n

    \"\"

    \r\n\r\n

    Communication

    \r\nTry as you might, you will never be able to avoid the need for synchronized work with team members (i.e. meetings). For that task, probably the best solution is Skype, the free voice and video calls software.\r\n\r\nIf not all the team members use Skype, you can use Tinychat for audio or video meetings. Just enter Tinychat, launch a session and send others the link. All the participants can immediately broadcast from their webcam or microphone, without any downloading. Each session also have a chat room.\r\n\r\nTo see an example of such sessions just pick one of the public chat rooms currently running in 'Rooms'.\r\n

    Screen sharing

    \r\nAlongside your call, you can use various tools to make it more productive. ShowDocument is a screen sharing tool that enables co-browsing on document and websites. Create within a single click an environment where you can show others a document, a webpage, or a YouTube video. People with whom you share the session will see your scrolling, mouse pointing and drawing.\r\n

    \"showDocument\"

    \r\n\r\nFor a bit more stable and rich screen sharing you can download Mikogo. Mikogo is an online meeting, web conferencing & remote support tool. It lets you share your screen with up to 10 participants in simultaneously.\r\n

    Text editing

    \r\nFor instant simulations text editing you can use EtherPad. It is a plain text editor with a very high response time for instant writing tasks.\r\n

    \"2009-10-30_1150\"

    \r\n\r\nAlternatively, you can just use Google Docs (which requires all the participants to log in).\r\n

    Scheduling

    \r\nFinally, don\u0092t forget to schedule the meeting with an online meeting scheduler, such as When Is Good or Doodle.\r\n

    \"\"

    \r\n\r\nIf you liked this post you might also want to read 6 Web Apps to Instantly Capture, Share, Display and Meet\r\n\r\nimage by oldcockatoo" . "2009-11-17T19:13:53"^^ . . . "2009-11-28T15:31:10"^^ . "Roundup - Gmail, Google Reader, and other Google Tips and Practices" . "\"GoogleOver the past year I've written several posts about different\u00A0Google applications.\u00A0These include Google search, Google Reader, Gmail, Google Maps, and more. In case you've missed some, here is your\u00A0chance to catch up with some great Goolge practices and tips (note that some of them where published on MakeUseOf.com):\r\n

    Google Reader

    \r\n\r\n

    Gmail

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Google labs

    \r\n\r\n

    Google all around

    \r\n" . "2009-12-05T16:20:14"^^ . . . "2009-12-22T22:33:22"^^ . "How to Send (Almost) Anyone on Linkedin a Message " . "\"LinkedinSometimes, finding the right person on Linkedin is not enough. The reason is that only paying users with premium account can send messages to people outside their network (That is, if you are not already\u00A0connected\u00A0to someone, you can't message him).\r\n\r\nNow, if it happens to you often, probably the best solution is to pay to upgrade your account. But if you don't think it will pay off, here is a little\u00A0built-in\u00A0hack that can help you overcome this limitation.\r\n

    The solution

    \r\n

    In short - to send almost anyone on linkedin a message, simply join a group he or she is a member of.

    \r\n

    Explanation

    \r\nWhen you join a\u00A0group on Linkedin, by\u00A0default\u00A0the members of the\u00A0group\u00A0can send you messages.\u00A0Although\u00A0you can turn this option off (see image below) people usually don't tend to change default\u00A0settings. Therefore, usually you will be able to send message to all the other members of the group.\r\n\r\n\r\n

    \"Linkedin

    \r\n\r\nBut how will I find what group he is on?\r\n\r\nSimply scroll down to the end of the profile of the person you're interested in. There, under 'Groups and Associations' there is a list of the groups this person is a member of.\r\n\r\nAnd then what?\r\n\r\nFirst, you need to submit a request to joint the group. Once you've been accepted, you will notice that the link 'send inMail' at the top of that person's profile has changed to 'send message'." . "2010-04-17T18:55:13"^^ . . . "2010-02-24T10:21:43"^^ . "How to Not Spam Your Facebook Friends Who Don't Speak Your Native ?Language" . "

    People who have friends on Facebook from different countries encounter a problem - in what language should they write their status messages? If they use their native language, their friends from other countries will not understand anything. On the other hand, if they only write in English, for example, then it might be difficult for some of their friends to understand it. Here is the solution for multilingual Facebook friends:

    \r\n

    Create a friends list of all the people who doesn't speak your native language, and filter out the message that they can't understand.

    \r\n

    Let's see how to do this. [For the sake of this post I will use Hebrew as a native language, and English for friends from other countries].

    \r\n

    Create a list of people who doesn't speak your language

    \r\n
    To create a list of friends do the followings:
    \r\n
    \r\n\t
      \r\n\t\t
    1. Click 'Friends' on the left sidebar.
      2. \r\n\t\t
    2. Click the 'Create a List' button (it is right on the right hand side of the 'Friends' title at the top of the page - see image below).\"create\r\n\t\t\t
      Create a list of friends on Facebook
      \r\n\t\t
      3. \r\n\t\t
    3. You should now see a pop-up window titled 'Create New List'. Give the list a name (for example: 'doesn't speak Hebrew') and add all of your friends who doesn't speak your native language to that list.
      4. \r\n\t\t
    4. Click 'Create List' once you are finished.
      5. \r\n\t
    \r\n\t
    *Note that from now on, whenever you friend someone who doesn't speak your native language you have to add him to the list*
    \r\n\t
    \r\n
    \r\n

    Filter out messages not in English

    \r\n

    Now, all you need to do when you want to write a status message in your native language, is tell Facebook not to show it to the people who can't read it. Follow these steps to do it:

    \r\n

    \"Click

    \r\n

    Click the the lock icon on its left hand side of the 'Share' button

    \r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Write the a status message as usual.
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Click the the lock icon on the left side of the 'Share' button, and click 'Custom' (see image below).
      3. \r\n\t
    3. In the pop-up window that opens, under 'Hide this from', type the name of the list of people who doesn't speak your native language.\"Under\r\n\t\t

      under 'Hide this from', type the name of the list of people who doesn't speak your native language

      \r\n\t
      4. \r\n\t
    4. Click 'save settings' and once the pop up window closes, click the 'Share' button.
      5. \r\n
    \r\n

    That is it. Only people in the list you specified will not see this status message. The rest of your  friends will.

    \r\n

    Make these your default settings

    \r\n

    If you wish to make these your default settings (that is, that by default People in this group will not see your messages, unless you specify otherwise) - go back to step three in the previous section and check 'Make this my default setting' at the bottom of the window. *note that these settings will apply to all the status messages you have ever written, not only to new ones!* I suggest following the last section in Amit Agarwal's post How to Cross-Check Your Facebook Privacy Settings to make sure the new settings works correctly.

    \r\n" . "2010-07-24T13:12:22"^^ . . . "2010-01-09T22:34:10"^^ . "Tip For Heavy Chrome Users - Drag a Website's Address to Save It in Your ?Bookmarks" . "

    Heavy Chrome users might find it a bit difficult to manage all their bookmarks, because there is no easy way to place a new sites in a\u00A0specific\u00A0folder. Here is a little tip that will help you manage your bookmarks:

    \r\n

    You can save a bookmark simply by dragging it to a folder.

    \r\n\r\nI've\u00A0created\u00A0a 30 seconds video\u00A0that\u00A0explains how to do that. check it out below.\r\n

    \r\n

    (If you got this post through e-mail or RSS and you can see the video, try watching it in the original post.)

    " . "2010-03-07T00:32:53"^^ . . . "2010-01-17T19:45:08"^^ . "Video - How to Find the Right People For a Job With Linkedin" . "\"PHP\"Linkedin can be a great tool to find the right people for a job, a project or for one time help. In fact, it is that good that sometimes you get too many results and can't see the forest for the trees. In this post I'm going to explain how to use Linkedin's advanced search features in order to find people for specific tasks.\r\n\r\nLet's assume you're looking for a PHP developer for your company. Here's how you can use linked in to find people to hire:\r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. In the search box type in PHP and hit search. The results will display people who mentioned the word PHP in their profile (note that people who are in your network show up first).
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Refine the results by selecting or typing-in a location in the Location box on the left. Now, you will only see people from that location.
      3. \r\n\t
    3. To further refine the results, in the groups box choose a group such as \"Job networking\" (of course you will have to be a member of that group in order to see it). That way you will get back people who are searching for a Job.
      4. \r\n
    \r\nI made a video that illustrates how to do that, see it below:\r\n

    " . "2010-01-28T15:14:06"^^ . . . "2010-01-19T11:19:18"^^ . "The 'Top-Notch Technology and Media Blogs' Search Engine " . "\"custom_search_logo[1]\"I often find that Google isn't quite tuned in to my search needs. Although I would rather that it only searched sites I know and trust, I often get results from sites that don't look trustworthy or aren't of high quality.\r\n

    That is why I've created a custom search engine that only searches the best technology sites - The 'Top-Notch Technology and Media Blogs' Search Engine.

    \r\n\r\n

    Try it out

    \r\n \r\n

    What's in a custom search engine?

    \r\nA Custom Search Engine (CSE) is a Google service that lets you create a search engine that only return results from sites you've predefined (create your custom search engine here). In the 'Top-Notch Technology and Media Blogs' Search Engine I've added the following sites: Gigaom; Lifehacker; Readwriteweb; Mashable; Labnol.org; Makeuseof; Downloadsquad; and some other sites.\r\n

    How to use it

    \r\nYou can use the custom search engine in one of the following ways: - You can drag the\u00A0Top-Notch Search Engine into your Favorites and use it whenever you need it. - Or\u00A0Add it as a gadget to your iGoogle. - Or embed it in your website using the following code:\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nIf you think I should add other websites to the search engine, please write them down in the comments below." . "2010-04-17T17:35:18"^^ . . . "2010-01-25T23:47:54"^^ . "Join ProductiveWise Facebook Fan Page" . "I'v opened a Fan Page for ProductiveWise on Facebook. You're invited to join it.\r\n
    ProductiveWise on Facebook
    \r\n
    \"ProductiveWise\r\n
    " . "2010-01-25T23:48:36"^^ . . . "2010-03-27T14:47:26"^^ . "How to Send a Message to the Guests of an Event Created By a Facebook Fan Page" . "\"Facebook\"\r\n\r\nA few months ago when I created an event through one of my fan pages on Facebook, I discovered that I could not send a message to the guests list. After some searching and consulting with friends I\u00A0found the solution on Facebook's FAQ page:\r\n

    As the admin of a fan page, you cannot message your guests. You have to appoint someone else to be the admin of the event. Then, he will be able to send the guests a message for you.

    \r\n\r\n(I have no idea why that is, of course).\r\n\r\nTo appoint someone else to be the admin of your event, simply look him up in the guests list and click of the\u00A0'Make Admin' button next to his name.\r\n\r\n
    Image by Spencer E Holtaway
    " . "2010-03-30T09:47:11"^^ . . . "2010-07-23T21:36:07"^^ . "About ProductiveWise" . "

    Discover tools to improve your work and personal life, such as softwares and web applications.
    \r\n\tLearn best practices and innovative methods to get things done, manage your time and activities.
    \r\n\tPickup tips to improve your efficiency.
    \r\n\tRead reviews of Internet and technology articles. read more >>

    \r\n
    \r\n\t
    \r\n
    \r\n

    ProductiveWise by Eyal Sela is licensed under a CC-by-NC-SA 3.0.

    \r\n" . "2010-07-28T22:40:46"^^ . . . "2010-07-24T02:24:59"^^ . "Subscribe" . "\r\n

    RSS | comments | site map

    \r\n" . "2010-07-27T11:01:21"^^ . . . "2010-05-14T21:40:52"^^ . "Use Delicious to Deliver better Content to Your Readers" . "

    \"DeliciousDelicious is a social bookmarking website that lets you save your bookmarks online and share them with others. It can be a great tool to share links on your website as well. If you're\u00A0in charge\u00A0of your organization's website, you might want to consider using it to display relevant content.

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    how it works

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    To use Delicions you will first need to sign up. Then you can start adding links, along with some meta-data such as tags and notes about these links.

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Part of your organization's web presence

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Using Delicious as a link aggregator has some\u00A0prominent\u00A0advantages. You can add links no matter\u00A0where you are (even if you're not at work, for example). It is \u00A0really easy to share these links because they are not bound to your bookmarks bar. Tagging the links makes them \u00A0easier to find\u00A0and categorize. Finely, you can embed them in your website using \u00A0two lines of JavaScript code.

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Share links on your website

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    To share your links with your readers, you can display a snippet of your latest links on\u00A0deciduous\u00A0using a Linkroll. Go to Linkrolls to get a script you can easily embed in your website. You might want to customize how it looks like first (see example in the image below).

    \r\n\r\n

    \"the

    \r\n\r\n

    display options for the delicious embed script

    \r\n\r\n

    If you are already using an RSS aggregator to display content in your website, you can add your delicious RSS feed to that aggregator. Find your RSS feed at the bottom of the \"bookmarks\" page when you are logged in to delicious.

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Save links to delicious with a browser extension

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Delicious extensions let you save new links with a few clicks. To get an extension for your browser, go to\u00A0Browser buttons for saving bookmarks in delicious.

    \r\n\r\n

    When you find a website you like, clicks the 'Save as bookmarks to delicious' button. It will take you straight to the submitting form and we'll extract as much information about it as possible. All you have to do is add notes and tags (if you wish to) and click save.

    " . "2010-05-17T05:06:20"^^ . . . "2010-06-04T21:19:37"^^ . "Some Tips About Web Stuff - June 2010" . "

    Find where \u00A0your friends are with Foursquare\u00A0without a smartphone

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    \"Foursquaredon't have a smart phone but you want to know where your friends are? No problem. You can sign in to\u00A0Foursquare from your desktop computer and find your friends. Then, go to\u00A0foursquare's mobile website (still from your desktop computer). There, you'll see all your friends' check-ins. That's it. Quite simple, but it requires \u00A0breaking a\u00A0functional fixation that make you think that you can't consume location data if you can't provide location data...

    \r\n\r\n

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Rename folder on Google Reader

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    You can now\u00A0rename folders in Google Reader simply by clicking the little arrow next to them in the \u00A0subscriptions list (On the left-hand side of \u00A0the screen). See example in the image below.

    \r\n\r\n

    \"rename

    \r\n\r\n

    (Found on\u00A0DownloadSquad).

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Links shortening tip

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    If you're not using the Bit.ly sidebar to\u00A0shorten\u00A0 your links, here is a another easy way to do it. In the address bar, insert j.mp/ just before the full address you want to shorten. Click enter and you will be redirected to Bitly's website where, you will find the shortened\u00A0link. see example image below.

    \r\n\r\n

    \"trick(found on\u00A0 The Steve Rubel Stream)

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Finding top websites and ranking information

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Google is publishing a list of the top 1,000 websites with DoubleClick ad planner, \u00A0a\u00A0 tool that helps you plan your media campaigns. you can see it in\u00A0The 1000 most-visited sites on the web. Note that they have excluded some of their websites (see the top 11 in the image below) .

    \r\n\r\n

    \"a

    \r\n\r\n

    You can also use DoubleClick to find an estimation of the number of visits to a specific website and other ranking information. Go to\u00A0DoubleClick ad planner and in enter the \u00A0address of the website you are interested in (you don't have to log in to get information).

    " . "2010-06-04T21:19:37"^^ . . . "2010-06-25T11:47:49"^^ . "How I Use Gmail Multiple-Inboxes Lab Feature to Manage E-mail Overload" . "

    \"\"Back in February 2009 I wrote a post about a new lab feature that Google added to Gmail - multiple inboxes. After more than a year of using this great feature, I'd like to share how it helps me manage my e-mail (overload).

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    What is a Gmail multiple inboxes

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    Gmail multiple inboxes allows you to have more than one \u0091inbox\u0092 in your default Gmail view. You can have up to 5 additional panels and set them to display labels, your starred messages, drafts or any search you want next to your inbox. To learn how to set it up read my previous post about it.
    \r\n

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    My views: main inbox, non-work, daily stuff and newsletters, to-dos and drafts

    \r\n\r\n\r\n

    My views are separated mainly based on their importance and urgency levels. Note that about 90% of the e-mails I get are automatically directed to their view using Gmail's filters. See a screenshot of my inbox below:

    \r\n\r\n

    \"Aclick the image to enlarge

    \r\n\r\n

    main inbox - most important and urgent

    \r\n\r\n

    The main inbox view contains e-mails that didn't go to any other view. Hopefully, these are the most important and urgent to answer our deal with.

    \r\n\r\n

    Non-work - important but less urgent

    \r\n\r\n

    This view gets \u00A0e-mails from family members and friends, \u00A0messages I get on Facebook, Aardvark answers, calendar notifications and so on. The point here is that it's OK to delay the answer to these e-mails if necessary. Usually I will get to them the same day \u00A0they were sent in, or one day later. But if I read them (or only their subject) and decide not to answer right away, they will stay out of the main inbox and will not interfere with more important e-mails.

    \r\n\r\n

    Daily stuff and newsletters - Less important, not that urgent

    \r\n\r\n

    Newsletters and other e-mails that are sent to me automatically, go to this view. It includes Linkedin updates, mailing lists I'm subscribe to (only if they don't have an RSS feed, of course. If they did, they would go\u00A0straight\u00A0to Google Reader), meetup notifications, new twitter-follower announcements, and so on.

    \r\n\r\n

    To-dos - not urgent

    \r\n\r\n

    The To-Do view usually gets\u00A0e-mails I sent myself (from work, from Google reader and the like). These are e-mails I want to deal with when I have some free time. I will usually empty this view once every few weeks.

    \r\n\r\n

    Drafts

    \r\n\r\n

    As the name imply, the drafts view contains \u00A0e-mails that I have started to write but did not send. It will usually be empty. I find it comfortable to have the draft e-mails in front of me when they exists, otherwise I tend to forget about them.

    \r\n\r\n

    Got any questions about this post or you want to share your own e-mails processing\u00A0methods? Feel free to share them with us in the comments.

    " . "2010-07-05T09:57:53"^^ . . . "2010-07-20T08:29:20"^^ . "Guest Post - Get Ready for Shopping Season: Collect Deals in Your Gmail Inbox" . "\"\"\r\n

    When you’re trying to organize a particular area of your life, perhaps shopping, your finances or stock orders, it can be a huge help to have technology on your side. Just recently I’ve been trying out Google’s Gmail filters, and I’ve found that if you use them in a certain way (in conjunction with FireFox and its addon), you can come up with some cool ideas.

    \r\n

    One of the most fun ways to use Gmail Filters is to use it for organizing coupon codes and hence creating shopping lists.

    \r\n

    \r\n

    Set-up Gmail Filters to Email Yourself and Filter Deals and Coupons

    \r\n

    Gmail filters are designed to organize your inbox, so that different types of email get sent to different folders. You might have come across this type of thing when you’re teaching your email client to recognize what’s junk mail and what’s not. Filters mean messages don’t go into your inbox and clutter it up, and help you to carry out the right task, when you need to do it. Implement these two steps and you’ll never miss a trick...

    \r\n

    It’s quite simple to set up a Gmail filter. Just open up Gmail within your browser, choose settings > filters > ‘create new filter’. From there you can choose to make your very own ‘DEALS’ list (or something like that), which essentially involves you emailing deals you plan to use to yourself. This way, you could even email deals to yourself from your cell phone, and it will go into your filtered mailbox ready to be reviewed later on.

    \r\n

    First let's create a filter:

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    • From: your email address
      • \r\n\t
    • To: your email address
      • \r\n\t
    • Subject: DEALS (or whichever label you wish to give it)
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    After the first step, you can then use the various settings for different options. For instance, you can choose these emails to bypass the inbox completely (not checking this option will mean the message appears twice; once in your inbox and once in the filtered box too), and automatically star each email (to then unstar it once the deal is reviewed / used):

    \r\n

    \"Gmail

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    Use "Email Yourself" FireFox Addon to Collect Deals in Your Inbox

    \r\n

    If you’re not already using the Mozilla FireFox browser, I highly recommend you install it and transfer your bookmarks over. It is incredibly useful for the simple reason that you can install plenty of cool add-ons. In this case, the Email Yourself! addon provides users with the ability to:

    \r\n
      \r\n\t
    1. Select a part of the web page they’re browsing,
      2. \r\n\t
    2. Send the summary of the page in an email (with the link and page title) to yourself.
      3. \r\n
    \r\n

    Now, edit the add-on settings (navigate tools > add-ons) so that the add-on uses your own Gmail address, and the subject title to match what your filter recognizes. The default for Email Yourself! is ‘Sent via Email Yourself!’ so you could keep it as that, but it could be anything, for example ‘DEALS’ (in this specific case).

    \r\n

    Basically, you are sending an email to yourself via the add-on, so you want your Gmail filter to recognize the specified name. From then on, you’re free to test out the add-on tool.

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    For example, using my favorite coupon collection from PromoCodes or CouponSherpa, easily select the deal details (like coupon code and the amount) you want and email the deal yourself using the tool:

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    \"Sending

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    \"\"

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    Now, whenever you need any deal, just enter the "DEALS" folder within your Gmail and find the collection of your selected deals. Go shopping and save now!

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    \"Gmail

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    coupon image by striatic

    \r\n" . "2010-07-20T08:54:00"^^ . . . "2010-07-09T08:58:02"^^ . "Tips and Examples for using (the new) HTML Signatures in Gmail" . "Gmail now natively\u00A0supports rich signatures (with images, font size and colors, links and so on) . Just go to 'Settings' and customize your signature under the 'Signature' section.\r\n\r\nHere is an image of my new signature:\r\n\r\n\"\"\r\n\r\nOr\u00A0actuality, here is the signature itself:\r\n\r\n--\r\nEyal\u00A0Sela\r\n\"\" productivewise.com\r\n\"\" twitter.com/Eyalsela\r\n\"\" linkedin.com/in/selaeyal\r\n

    Some tips

    \r\nFinding icons: Want to find icons to put next to your details? Here is a special Google search (opens in a new tab)\u00A0that will help you find small\u00A0icons.\u00A0Just type the name of the services you're looking for in the search box, and you'll get icons size images you can copy and add to your signature.\r\n\r\nMore than one\u00A0signature\u00A0: Note that you can set up more then one signature if you have more than one email address associated with your Gmail account.\r\n\r\nTrack website traffic: If you have a website, you can monitor how many people get to it from the link in your\u00A0signature. To do that, you need to tag the link, so that Google analytics (if that's your analytics application) will recognize the visit source. For example - to tag the link in my signature, I could add this tag:\r\n

    http://www.productivewise.com?utm_source=MailSignature

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    To monitor clicks to your site, just replace the base \u00A0address in the example above, and add the link to your signature.

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    But there is a problem with using images

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    Note, that until the\u00A0recipient\u00A0actively\u00A0\u00A0allows images in the email to be download, your signature might look somthing like that (tested on Outlook 2007):

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    \"\"That is,\u00A0instead\u00A0of the icons you've added to your\u00A0signature, they might see just a placeholder....

    " . "2010-07-11T09:08:14"^^ . . . "2010-07-12T08:09:24"^^ . "Sandbox" . "The Sandbox pages are individual Experiments in which I try web technologies, interesting add-ons and so on.\r\nIt is quite an off-topic, and a bit more technical than the posts I write. The Sandbox experiments are not part of the RSS feed, so they won't show up in your RSS reader if you are subscribed to ProductiveWise.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n" . "2010-07-13T08:27:48"^^ . . . "2010-07-12T08:10:04"^^ . "Meebo toolbar" . "

    Meebo toolbar

    \r\nfrom Meebo:\r\n
    \"Meebo lets users share and communicate with friends via the Meebo Bar at the bottom of the page of your site.\"
    \r\nI added Meebo toolbar to this page, so you should see it in the\u00A0bottom.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n" . "2010-07-12T17:33:27"^^ . . . "2010-07-12T09:21:42"^^ . "canvas" . "

    HTML 5 canvas element

    \r\nFrom Wikipedia:\r\n
    The canvas element is part of HTML5 and allows for dynamic, scriptable rendering of 2D shapes and bitmap images.
    \r\nThe image below is drawn using canvas. The code is based on Google's HTML5 presentation.\r\n
    \r\n\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n " . "2010-07-12T23:10:10"^^ . . . "2010-07-12T22:41:46"^^ . "Twitter Badge" . "

    Twitter Badge - Widget by Widgetbox

    From widgetbox:

    Give a listing of Twitter updates right on your website.

    This is a very easy to make Widget that you can embed in a webpage. This widget displays a user's latest tweets.

    " . "2010-07-12T22:45:17"^^ . . . "2010-07-13T21:34:03"^^ . "Local Storage " . "

    This one does not work yet. But it should be a demo of HTML5 local storage.

    \r\n

    ddddd

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      \r\n" . "2010-07-29T15:31:41"^^ . . . "2010-07-23T12:42:19"^^ . "Video \u0096 The Three Factors That Motivate People" . "

      \"\"The video below is a nice animation of a lecture by Dan Pink. It talks about the things that motivate people, and especially knowledge workers (my wording). The interesting thing it reveals is that in activities that are highly cognitive (versus mechanical), it is not money that motivates us, but the following three factors:

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      • Autonomy - the ability to be self directed, that is, control our activities rather than being managed.
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      • Mastery - the urge to be better at stuff we do. The example given in the video is of people who play instruments just for fun, and not for money.
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      • Purpose - making a contribution to something transcendent.
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      \r\n

      I think that the most interesting practical suggestion in the video is this:

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      Pay people enough so that monIey is not a consideration anymore, and then making sure the three motivation factors are satisfied.
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      Image by by laverrue

      \r\n" . "2010-07-25T12:24:22"^^ . "If you're lost into the clutter of web 2.0 buzz words and definitions, CCH's recently published survey report might come in handy. The objective of the report is \"to gauge the effects that Web 2.0 and user-generated content are having on the way professionals access, absorb, and disseminate information\". It offers short and clear definitions for \"Web 2.0\", \"Blog\", \"Wiki\", \"RSS\", \"Social Bookmarking\", and \"Social Network\"" . "If you're interested in social media in corporate settings, this post is for you. ??A paper by Deloitte, presented in a Workshop on Social Networking in Organizations, briefly reviews the design and deployment of social networking tool, D Street, in the company." . "In this post I'll explain how to plan your day through by building a realistic agenda. By doing so you will be able to control your day, know what you will be able to do (and what not), and allocate sufficient time to do the important and urgent tasks." . "The idea is simple - your RSS reader (hopefully) contains hundreds of your favorite sites. Why not use its search capability before turning to Google or other search alternatives?" . "MySpeed, a tiny free software, allows you to control the speed of online videos. That means that you MySpeed screenshot can watch a YouTube video in twice the default speed, or slow down the video to half of it. The speed-control window automatically appears whenever a video is played, and disappears when the page is closed" . "Gmail lab feature \"Multiple Inboxes\" allows you to have more than one 'inbox' in your default Gmail view. You can have up to 5 additional panels and set them to display labels, your starred messages, drafts or any search you want next to your inbox. Here is how to start using Multiple Inboxes and 7 great things you can do with it." . "learn how to leverage the time and effort you spend writing emails by transforming them into a whole new deliverables." . "Using Gmail keyboard shortcuts makes reading and organizing your emails easier and more efficient. Here are the five Gmail keyboard shortcuts I found the most useful." . "Since RSS was introduced, the number of sites people are able to read increased substantially. Try these six methods to find more sites to subscribe to and fill in the reading gap." . "If you're thinking of setting up your own personal Website or blog, or considering using one as a collaboration tool for you team, using WordPress or Google sites must have crossed your mind. These two platforms has some overlapping abilities but they actually suit for totally different uses. Here is a review of WordPress and Google sites that will help you choose the right platform for your needs." . "Having the same username across websites and especially social media websites has several advantages. People who know you in one place can find you in others, you don't have to remember different usernames for different websites, and you can easily tell others how to find you (\"look me up on Digg, delicious and FriendFeed under eyalsela\")." . "How to Convert MS Word to HTML" . "The Online Collaboration Tools Guide - online collaboration tools reviewed\r\n" . "learn how to add an alternate name and IM screen names to your Facebook account to make yourself easier to find." . "A great video about learning, innovation, and the commbiantion of the two to create innovation teams. The video, created by Roger H. Shealy, is based on an paper by Sara L. Beckman and Michael Barry. Read the full paper here: Innovation as a Learning Process: Embedding Design Thinking" . "The following map, by iA, display the 333 most influential web domains and 111 most influential Internet people. " . "More and More new web apps enable us to do things that once required installation, registration, expertise and, of course, payments. The following tools will allow you to instantly video capture your screen, Share files, create a chat room, photo album, web meeting environment, or a MindMap - all within a few mouse clicks." . "I've just run into a tweet by infusecreative with an interesting Google Insights search. It shows that the number of searches for the term \"Twitter\" has stopped ascending. Since the beginning of 2009, the search for Twitter has been raising constantly. That was true up until March 22, when it plateaued. Has twitter got to its peak? " . "The presentation \"How to use Twitter to Connect with Audiences\", by Corinne Weisgerber, discusses Twitter as a tool for Monitoring / broadcasting / responding / building community. It gives examples of crises management, and how brands use Twitter. It also explains basic terms such as Retweet and Hashtag." . "Bit.ly, the great URL shortening services, has just released an upgrade to its Bookmarklet. learn about the new bookmarklet and get it here." . "Upon undertaking a new project it is a good practice to search for related work done in your organization. learn how to use the built-in search feature in windows to find such information." . "set Gmail to use SSL inscription to make it more secure (Change the connection type to HTTPS). " . "A survey about how people process useful and interesting information they find online. " . "5" . "2" . "6" . "1" . "1" . "1" . "2" . "2" . "2" . "2" . "1" . "4" . "4" . "6" . "31" . "4" . "2" . "22" . "1" . "2" . "2" . "1" . "5" . "10" . "9" . "2" . "2" . "1" . "2" . "1" . "37" . "3" . "4" . "3" . "5" . "1" . "4" . "5" . "2" . "12" . "1" . "2" . "2" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "2008-11-14T10:48:43"^^ . "newmailshortcutgif" . "2008-11-14T10:48:43"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/newmailshortcutgif.gif" . "image/gif" . . . "2008-11-12T12:46:02"^^ . "new mail created!" . "2008-11-12T12:46:02"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/newmail.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-14T12:45:44"^^ . "mailshortcut" . "2008-11-14T12:45:44"^^ . "New mail shortcut animation" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/mailshortcut.gif" . "image/gif" . . . "2008-11-17T14:01:35"^^ . "stareditem" . "2008-11-17T14:01:35"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/stareditem" . "application/octet-stream" . . . "2008-11-17T14:01:52"^^ . "stareditem" . "2008-11-17T14:01:52"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/stareditem.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T14:06:37"^^ . "trends" . "2008-11-17T14:06:37"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/trends.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T14:11:59"^^ . "optimize_rss" . "2008-11-17T14:11:59"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/optimize_rss.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T14:16:57"^^ . "optimize_rss2" . "2008-11-17T14:16:57"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/optimize_rss2.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T23:37:58"^^ . "keyboard-shortcuts" . "2008-11-17T23:37:58"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/keyboard-shortcuts.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T14:27:25"^^ . "optimize_rss3" . "2008-11-17T14:27:25"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/optimize_rss3.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T14:30:57"^^ . "Example - optimizing RSS subscriptions list" . "2008-11-17T14:30:57"^^ . "Example - optimizing RSS subscriptions list" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-17T23:40:05"^^ . "keyboard-shortcuts1" . "2008-11-17T23:40:05"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/keyboard-shortcuts1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-09-18T15:27:06"^^ . "Get the link to your Google Reader public page?" . "2009-09-18T15:27:06"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Get-the-link-to-your-Google-Reader-public-page?.png" . "image/png" . . . "2008-11-20T09:14:57"^^ . "zap reader example" . "2008-11-20T09:14:57"^^ . "An example of how ZAP reader speed reads text" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/zap-reader-example1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-01T23:50:26"^^ . "office word icon" . "2008-12-01T23:50:26"^^ . "office word icon" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/officeword.png" . "image/png" . . . "2008-12-15T09:27:37"^^ . "display-your-websites-name-in-linkedin" . "2008-12-15T09:27:37"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/display-your-websites-name-in-linkedin.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-09-10T20:21:59"^^ . "Show Aardvark in your chat list " . "2009-09-10T20:21:59"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Show_Aardvark_in_your_chat_list.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-09-10T19:55:55"^^ . "Aardvark Logo" . "2009-09-10T19:55:55"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Aardvark_Logo.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-02-22T21:41:40"^^ . "productivewise-logo" . "2009-02-22T21:41:40"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/productivewise-logo.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-09-10T19:51:23"^^ . "Aardvark in action - screen display problem" . "2009-09-10T19:51:23"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Aardvark_in_action_-_screen_display_problem.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-08-16T19:01:53"^^ . "information processing methods" . "2009-08-16T19:01:53"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/information-processing-methods1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-30T16:35:27"^^ . "bookmarks-without-names" . "2008-11-30T16:35:27"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/bookmarks-without-names.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-11-30T16:39:38"^^ . "bookmarks-without-names1" . "2008-11-30T16:39:38"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/bookmarks-without-names1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-03T21:07:05"^^ . "RSS logo" . "2008-12-03T21:07:05"^^ . "RSS logo" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/image001.png" . "image/png" . . . "2008-12-03T21:20:45"^^ . "rss-logo" . "2008-12-03T21:20:45"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/rss-logo.jpeg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-04T15:49:13"^^ . "clipx last items popup list" . "2008-12-04T15:49:13"^^ . "clipx last items popup list" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/clipx.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-27T09:28:52"^^ . "reusing-emails" . "2009-01-27T09:28:52"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/reusing-emails.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-09T22:59:49"^^ . "time-management" . "2008-12-09T22:59:49"^^ . "time-management" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/time-management.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-09T23:04:36"^^ . "tasks-list" . "2008-12-09T23:04:36"^^ . "tasks-list" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/tasks-list.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-09T23:06:58"^^ . "tasks-list-and-time-allocation" . "2008-12-09T23:06:58"^^ . "tasks-list-and-time-allocation" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/tasks-list-and-time-allocation.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-09T23:17:17"^^ . "daily-schedule" . "2008-12-09T23:17:17"^^ . "daily-schedule" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/daily-schedule.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-09T23:26:08"^^ . "daily-schedule" . "2008-12-09T23:26:08"^^ . "daily-schedule" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads//home/virtual/tovagall/public_html/eyalblog/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/daily-schedule.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-15T09:31:02"^^ . "edit-linkedin-profile" . "2008-12-15T09:31:02"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/edit-linkedin-profile.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-15T09:36:30"^^ . "edit-website" . "2008-12-15T09:36:30"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/edit-website.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-15T09:39:44"^^ . "display-your-websites-name-in-linkedin1" . "2008-12-15T09:39:44"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/display-your-websites-name-in-linkedin1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-22T16:58:32"^^ . "social-networking-program-in-corporate-settings-d-street-screenshot" . "2008-12-22T16:58:32"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/social-networking-program-in-corporate-settings-d-street-screenshot.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-22T22:19:05"^^ . "d790d7a0d799-d790d799d7a8d79cd7a0d7931" . "2008-12-22T22:19:05"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/d790d7a0d799-d790d799d7a8d79cd7a0d7931.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-22T22:11:06"^^ . "d790d7a0d799-d790d799d7a8d79cd7a0d793" . "2008-12-22T22:11:06"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/d790d7a0d799-d790d799d7a8d79cd7a0d793.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-22T22:20:36"^^ . "social-networking-program-in-corporate-settings-d-street-screenshot2" . "2008-12-22T22:20:36"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/social-networking-program-in-corporate-settings-d-street-screenshot2.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2008-12-30T11:41:29"^^ . "checklist " . "2008-12-30T11:41:29"^^ . "Giant Checklist --- Image by \u00A9 Images.com/Corbis" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/80848-126.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-06T10:52:56"^^ . "your_private_search_engine" . "2009-01-06T10:52:56"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/your_private_search_engine.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-17T23:22:18"^^ . "new mail" . "2009-01-17T23:22:18"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/new-mail-1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-07T20:27:00"^^ . "MySpeed in action" . "2009-01-07T20:27:00"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/myspeed-in-action.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-07T20:35:13"^^ . "MySpeed screenshot" . "2009-01-07T20:35:13"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/myspeed-in-action1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-15T12:18:43"^^ . "task-in-calender" . "2009-01-15T12:18:43"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/task-in-calender.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-15T12:19:17"^^ . "bcc-yourself" . "2009-01-15T12:19:17"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/bcc-yourself.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-01-15T12:22:48"^^ . 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"iphone" . "2009-07-24T20:11:47"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/iphone.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-08-06T01:27:28"^^ . "Social Media logo" . "2009-08-06T01:27:28"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Social-Media-logos" . "application/octet-stream" . . . "2009-08-06T01:28:50"^^ . "Social Media logos" . "2009-08-06T01:28:50"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Social-Media-logos.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-09-18T15:27:09"^^ . "Prefix folders for easier categorization" . "2009-09-18T15:27:09"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Prefix-folders-for-easier-categorization.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-09-18T15:27:13"^^ . "Second level categorization example" . "2009-09-18T15:27:13"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Second_level_categorization_example2.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-09-18T15:39:02"^^ . "Use folders to prioritize your reading" . "2009-09-18T15:39:02"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Use-folders-to-prioritize-your-reading.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-10-24T11:28:58"^^ . "Search Twitter with Google - exmaple" . "2009-10-24T11:28:58"^^ . "search result from google when search using the query " . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Search-Twitter-with-Google-exmaple.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-10-24T11:54:02"^^ . "google and twitter" . "2009-10-24T11:54:02"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/google-and-twitter.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-10-24T11:56:03"^^ . "google and twitter" . "2009-10-24T11:56:03"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/google-and-twitter1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-11-02T00:07:58"^^ . "guides" . "2009-11-02T00:07:58"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/guides.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-02T00:07:59"^^ . "site.gov-twitter" . "2009-11-02T00:07:59"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/site.gov-twitter.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-02T00:08:02"^^ . "how-to-Search-with-Google" . "2009-11-02T00:08:02"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/how-to-Search-with-Google.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-02T00:08:07"^^ . "Google Logo" . "2009-11-02T00:08:07"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Google-Logo.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-17T18:58:03"^^ . "When Is Good" . "2009-11-17T18:58:03"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/When-Is-Good.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-17T18:58:05"^^ . "EtherPad text editor" . "2009-11-17T18:58:05"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/EtherPad-text-editor.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-17T18:58:06"^^ . "showdocument screen sharing" . "2009-11-17T18:58:06"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/showdocument-screen-sharing.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-17T18:58:07"^^ . "google site" . "2009-11-17T18:58:07"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/google-site.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-17T18:58:08"^^ . "dropio" . "2009-11-17T18:58:08"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/dropio.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-11-17T18:58:09"^^ . "collaboration" . "2009-11-17T18:58:09"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/collaboration.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-11-28T15:07:34"^^ . "Google Logo" . "2009-11-28T15:07:34"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Google-Logo.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-12-22T21:45:43"^^ . "2009-07-23_0924" . "2009-12-22T21:45:43"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/2009-07-23_0924.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-12-22T22:02:36"^^ . "Linkedin - Allow members of this group to send me messages" . "2009-12-22T22:02:36"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Linkedin-Allow-members-of-this-group-to-send-me-messages.png" . "image/png" . . . "2009-12-22T22:24:15"^^ . "Linkedin logo" . "2009-12-22T22:24:15"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Linkedin-logo.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2009-12-22T22:25:12"^^ . "Linkedin logo" . "2009-12-22T22:25:12"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Linkedin-logo1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-01-17T19:41:14"^^ . "PHP" . "2010-01-17T19:41:14"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/PHP.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-01-19T10:45:38"^^ . "custom_search_logo[1]" . "2010-01-19T10:45:38"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/custom_search_logo1.gif" . "image/gif" . . . "2010-01-25T23:42:54"^^ . "ProductiveWise on Facebook" . "2010-01-25T23:42:54"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/ProductiveWise-on-Facebook.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-01-25T23:45:15"^^ . "ProductiveWise on Facebook" . "2010-01-25T23:45:15"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/ProductiveWise-on-Facebook1.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-02-24T09:25:07"^^ . "create a list of friends on Facebook" . "2010-02-24T09:25:07"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/create-a-list-of-friends-on-Facebook.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-02-24T09:32:22"^^ . "Click the the lock icon on its left hand side of the 'Share' button" . "2010-02-24T09:32:22"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Click-the-the-lock-icon-on-its-left-hand-side-of-the-Share-button.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-02-24T09:39:12"^^ . "Under 'Hide this from', type the name of the list of people who doesn't speak your native language" . "2010-02-24T09:39:12"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Under-Hide-this-from-type-the-name-of-the-list-of-people-who-doesnt-speak-your-native-language.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-03-27T14:33:37"^^ . "Facebook" . "2010-03-27T14:33:37"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Facebook.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-05-15T14:32:12"^^ . "delicious embed script" . "2010-05-15T14:32:12"^^ . "the Display options of the delicious Linkrolls. It includes the display settings of the Title, Tags, Icon, Quantity, Bullets, Sort, Show, " . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/delicious-embed-script.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-05-15T16:02:52"^^ . "Delicious logo" . "2010-05-15T16:02:52"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Delicious-logo.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-06-04T19:40:40"^^ . "index.002[1]" . "2010-06-04T19:40:40"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/index.0021.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-06-04T20:08:46"^^ . "trick to shorten links" . "2010-06-04T20:08:46"^^ . "in address bar in which j.mp/ is inserted before the full address" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/IMG_0243.jpg.scaled.5001.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-06-04T20:31:28"^^ . "a list of 11 top world wide websites by Google ad planner" . "2010-06-04T20:31:28"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/sosfud1.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-06-04T20:41:09"^^ . "an illustration of a press release using the Flickr" . "2010-06-04T20:41:09"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/t1wvtx1.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-06-04T21:01:48"^^ . "Foursquare logo" . "2010-06-04T21:01:48"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/8uxrer1.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-06-25T09:55:37"^^ . "my inbox - using Gmail multiple inboxes" . "2010-06-25T09:55:37"^^ . "a screenshot of my inbox in Gmail. It is separated into five parts that are elaborate that in the blog posts" . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/12774523791.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-06-25T11:27:46"^^ . "Gmail multiple inboxes" . "2010-06-25T11:27:46"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Gmail-multiple-inboxes.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-07-09T08:33:51"^^ . "my new HTML based signature in Gmail" . "2010-07-09T08:33:51"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/12786571601.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-07-11T09:01:52"^^ . "No icons in signature" . "2010-07-11T09:01:52"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/3jjgh31.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-07-17T11:41:42"^^ . "Twitter bird - my recent tweet is:" . "2010-07-17T11:41:42"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/3383916444_c17344b56e_s1.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-07-17T12:07:39"^^ . "twitter bird" . "2010-07-17T12:07:39"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/twitter-bird.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-07-17T12:48:03"^^ . "Twitter bird - my recent tweet is:" . "2010-07-17T12:48:03"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/TQ21.png" . "image/png" . . . "2010-07-20T08:44:34"^^ . "coupon" . "2010-07-20T08:44:34"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/71973366_0c62102317_m1-e1279608370544.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . . "2010-07-23T12:35:32"^^ . "motivation" . "2010-07-23T12:35:32"^^ . "http://www.productivewise.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/motivation-e1279881817163.jpg" . "image/jpeg" . . "shortcuts" . . "Roundup" . . "information overload" . . "Efficiency" . . "Google Reader" . . "Google" . . "rss reader" . . "Effective Presentations" . . "Excel" . . "Google Labs" . . "Jimmy Wales" . . "Finding People" . . "Wikipedia" . . "Information Seeking" . . "self learning" . . "inspiration" . . "speed reading" . . "Ideas" . . "Learning" . . "practical" . . "theory and practice" . . "Project Management" . . "quality" . . "insight" . . "Innovation" . . "knowledge" . . "Tips" . . "personal knowledge management" . . "Productivity" . . "mental modal" . . "intuition" . . "Bookmarks" . . "Best Practice" . . "MS Word" . . "Keyboard Shortcut" . . "RSS" . . "Effectiveness" . . "planning" . . "time management" . . "get things done" . . "Search Tactics" . . "social" . . "Expertise" . . "Web Presence" . . "Linkedin" . . "Collaboration" . . "Knowledge Exchange" . . "Corporate 2.0" . . "Collective Intelligence" . . "Social Media" . . "tasks management" . . "Knowledge Management" . . "networking tool" . . "Connectivity" . . "Social networking technologies ?" . . "Email" . . "GarageGeeks" . . "User Interface Design" . . "Reasonable Solution" . . "Answering The Question" . . "Better Solution" . . "Right Solution" . . "Array" . . "Sketches" . . "Constraints" . . "Budget" . . "Effective Planning" . . "Email management ?" . . "New Employee Induction" . . "Induction Kit" . . "Internal Customers" . . "Gmail" . . "Keyboard Shortcuts" . . "Custom Keyboard" . . "Default Keys" . . "Action Reply" . . "English Speaking Countries" . . "Reading Tips" . . "Action Archive" . . "Email Archiving" . . "Email Tips" . . "Interface" . . "Content Professionals" . . "Professional Settings" . . "Starting Page" . . "Professional Research" . . "User Generated Content" . . "Survey Report" . . "Social Bookmarking" . . "Clutter" . . "Scenarios" . . "Buzz" . . "Definitions" . . "Paragraph" . . "Objective" . . "Blog" . . "Web Content" . . "Web Based" . . "New Email" . . "Calendar" . . "Buzz Words" . . "Lost" . . "Professional Context" . . "Reluctance" . . "Time Spent Online" . . "Organisations" . . "Functionality" . . "Accessibility" . . "Tools" . . "Advanced Operators" . . "WordPress" . . "Google Sites" . . "website file sharing" . . "tip" . . "Word to HTML" . . "Online editors" . . "Synchronization services" . . "Sharing and collaboration spaces" . . "Ad hoc simultaneous collaboration" . . "zoho" . . "Syncplicity" . . "DropBox" . . "Live Mesh" . . "team work" . . "innovation teams" . . "Web Trend" . . "visualization" . . "information security" . . "web applications" . . "Spreadsheet" . . "video capture" . . "file sharing" . . "web meeting" . . "MindMap" . . "wab app" . . "Twitter" . . "Google Insights" . . "Facebook" . . "Hack" . . "Alternate Name" . . "The Content Economy" . . "Retweet" . . "Hashtag" . . "Bookmarklet" . . "Bit.ly" . . "Netvibes" . . "W3C" . . "Dashboard" . . "https" . . "SSL" . . "Microsoft Excel" . . "Google Docs" . . "Excel Query" . . "Web Query" . . "Import Data" . . "Twitterholic" . . "Event" . . "MakeUseOf" . . "Translation" . . "URL shortening" . . "Social network" . . "Status Search" . . "Printing" . . "FriendFeed" . . "Survey" . . "Aardvark" . . "Chrome" . . "Real Time" . . "Custome Search Engine" . . "Technology" . . "Media" . . "semantic web" . . "Computing" . . "Spam" . . "Facebook Lists" . . "privacy" . . "Delicious" . . "Foursquare" . . "DoubleClick" . . "Multiple-Inboxes" . . "Labs" . . "Firefox" . . "Filters" . . "Shopping" . . "Motivation" . . "Autonomy" . . "Mastery" . . "purpose" . . "Creativity" . . "Video" . . "Cognition" . . "Human behavior" . . "Dan Pink" . . "Uncategorized" . . "Effectiveness" . . "self learning" . . "self efficiency" . . "Innovation" . . "information overload" . . "future and current trends" . . "Web Presence" . . "Knowledge Management" . . "Internet tools" . . "Hebrew" . . "AnnS2" . "f8edcb17330c7d4df020fa6c2a8c611b5f305212" . "Ann Smarty" . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "Eyal Sela" . . "talgalili" . "86812bfba1a0030e6af05896e9088564a327d88e" . "talgalili" . . "orenyomtov" . "286c78d7afdca0ed81a941ce9ba3f1b5504ce3da" . "orenyomtov" . "Eyal" . "Oren" . "Tal" . "" . "Ann" . "Sela" . "Yomtov" . "Galili" . "Smarty" . "Eyal Sela" . "orenyomtov" . "talgalili" . "MinhHudson80" . "Ann Smarty" . . . "itay" . "b2f1a646e74042fcdb6d8c35950d9af6b020321c" . "http://www.itaysela.co.il" . "2008-11-14T12:53:31"^^ . "very nice !" . . . "Michael Smolski" . "75815a8ba810c9ce4426060c12b2d38451d16968" . "2008-11-16T16:35:57"^^ . "Great Idea!!!!!!!!!\r\n\r\nI'll use it forever\r\n\r\nTHKS" . . . "tal galili" . "86812bfba1a0030e6af05896e9088564a327d88e" . "http://www.talgalili.com" . "2008-11-18T08:31:57"^^ . "Hi Eyal.\r\nI just found about your site on \r\nhttp://wordpressgarage.com/news-views/review-of-wordcamp-israel-2008/\r\nAnd jumped by to say:\r\n1) I too am into \"productivity\" - so COOL\r\n2) find me on facebook: \"tal galili\" (your name there are too many)\r\n3) add two pages: \"about\" and \"contact me\". and add them in the sidebar.\r\nAlso add the plugin \"subscribe to comments\"\r\n\r\nCheers!\r\nTal" . . . "Michael" . "75815a8ba810c9ce4426060c12b2d38451d16968" . "2008-11-21T11:44:27"^^ . "Sorry, but probably I'm missing somting.\r\nI'v entered to my Gmail. When trying to press CTRL + ? nothing happend. As well noting happand when I press CTRL + SHIFT + ? ANY SUGGESTIONS?" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.selaeyal.com" . "2008-11-21T12:08:31"^^ . "Hey Michael,\r\n\r\nMy mistake, it should have said \"press SHIFT +?\" (And NOT CTRL). please try again.\r\n\r\n(And be sure to enable the keyboard shortcuts option as I instructed.)\r\n\r\nEyal" . . . "Michael" . "75815a8ba810c9ce4426060c12b2d38451d16968" . "2008-11-21T17:16:12"^^ . "Sorry Eyal but it doesn't work. I tried the Maxthon browser as well as IE but still no response to my SHIFT+? (And the \"Keyboard shortcuts on\" is on)." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.selaeyal.com" . "2008-11-21T18:59:37"^^ . "lets try this:\r\nThe mouse cursor shouldn't be active in the search box.\r\nPress Esc and the " . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.selaeyal.com" . "2008-11-21T19:01:02"^^ . "*do not press the plus <+>" . . . "Ajay Pathak" . "86ab95cace7ad10cf71692d1a3122db11a420b31" . "http://readerszone.com/google/google-reader-keyboard-shortcuts.html" . "2008-12-08T13:19:51"^^ . "hey thanks for sharing this useful information with us.\r\ni come here after reading u r comment on mashable." . . . "Nacie" . "2f5e995d3b584ad79eca0a761e1c7bbf7d35f96f" . "http://www.thelifeuncommon.net" . "2008-12-11T17:55:42"^^ . "This is a really awesome way to break down how to make an effective to-do task list. I think allocating time for various projects is really important, because if you don't then it is easy to blow your time budget being bogged down on the details of one task. If you know you only have 30 mins to spend on something, you will work more efficiently than if you have an unlimited amount of time. Well done, keep posts like this coming!" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.selaeyal.com" . "2008-12-11T20:29:10"^^ . "I agree with that. Allocating time in advance indeed makes work more efficient. It also gives you a better outlook on your day and allow you to be in control.\r\nthanks Nacie." . . . "TMK" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "2009-01-14T02:15:19"^^ . "not all websites would end up as an meaningful icon. some icons would just look like a generic page and without the names you would not be able to tell the difference between them. by the way, to easily add websites to your favs, simply drag the address from the address bar into your bookmark bar." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-01-14T03:29:50"^^ . "Indeed you are right.\nFor websites without an icon, you can add one or two ?characters or other symbols that will serve as an icon (such as these: >> , ? ). I find ?it helpful and easier to recognize than the name of the site. ?\n\nYou can see an example in the screenshot presented above." . . . "Boaz Zemer" . "149ccaf649ec4cef9d801a8da64fd007d276f10b" . "2009-01-15T19:26:31"^^ . "This is a great suggestion indeed.\r\nAt work, I used a similar method myself.\r\nI didn't use the calendar for it thou. Here's what I did:\r\n\r\nIn Outlook*, you can set a due date for the mail to expire. \r\nWith a rule, I made all sent mails where my E-mail appears in the BCC field, to go to certain tasks folders I made (combined with a rule to specify which task folder to use according to certain key words in the Subject field), and then i could see expired mails turn red and forward them onward.\r\n\r\n*:\r\nIn Outlook 2003 this is done via 'Options' in the mail itself.\r\nIn Outlook 2007 this is done with the 'Follow Up' button (red flag)." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-01-15T20:19:02"^^ . "Thank Boaz,\r\nactually, I used a similar method when I worked with outlook (nowadays I'm using Gmail)." . . . "Boaz Zemer" . "149ccaf649ec4cef9d801a8da64fd007d276f10b" . "2009-01-17T20:52:57"^^ . "This is so useful!\r\nThanks for providing the link." . . . "Boaz Zemer" . "149ccaf649ec4cef9d801a8da64fd007d276f10b" . "2009-01-17T21:07:39"^^ . "This is a great idea!\r\nI'll try to apply it to Microsoft's Outlook." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-01-18T14:24:37"^^ . "yea I know, I use it all the time..." . . . "Slavi" . "458c60ca0a98b41daed2b56a1e5997665cce9247" . "http://slavi.biz/blog/" . "2009-01-21T01:21:42"^^ . "That's an interesting approach but a phone call would be better" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-01-21T01:23:57"^^ . "That depends on the content of the email and the hour of the day :)" . . . "Reuse Your Emails to Get Whole New Deliverables | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/2009/01/27/reuse-emails-deliverables/" . "2009-01-27T09:51:13"^^ . "[...] tips and new ideas with coworkers and friends, you should consider publishing them as blog posts (I did it a couple of [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Boaz Zemer" . "149ccaf649ec4cef9d801a8da64fd007d276f10b" . "2009-02-02T08:17:18"^^ . "Very informative. Thanks." . . . "Simon - presentation skills trainer" . "4068a6de384b74d325abddccd07ea6483edb04c7" . "http://www.curved-vision.co.uk" . "2009-02-04T14:04:16"^^ . "Great sequence. I love the mouse-trap point about not looking at things from the right perspective: on our training course we recite a mantra about this... \"presentations aren't about telling people what you know, they're about telling the audience what the audience needs to know, in the way they need to know it\" which our take on the same issue.\n\nCheers... Simon" . . . "itay sela" . "e37093f54eacf4b1d56b65569bbac83a212a9f7b" . "http://www.itaysela.co.il" . "2009-02-04T21:54:10"^^ . "I like it. Thanks !" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-04T23:33:48"^^ . "sure gays I'm glad you like it!" . . . "lucianhutanu (Lucian Hutanu)" . "4f1d3e6b1d15c398f41d05c8836e4ebf89a2b51b" . "http://twitter.com/lucianhutanu/statuses/1188729062" . "2009-02-08T12:45:24"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . "tweetback" . . . "Todd" . "ee869257714c63e0185b25b893204842f059552a" . "http://www.valpak.com" . "2009-02-08T14:41:22"^^ . "Great ideas. Thanks!" . . . "Dmitri Eroshenko, Relenta" . "73fa435d79450feb079bccfc0bd8c59f69d3a282" . "http://www.relenta.com" . "2009-02-08T14:42:09"^^ . "Multiple Inboxes? More of the same! According to Google, Gmail sucks 50% more than Outlook (3.1M vs. 2.2M search results)." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-08T14:43:10"^^ . "sure Todd, I'm glad you liked it!" . . . "@lucianhutanu" . "2a634c8f0693b5c22493804d40187c73b0dd68b6" . "http://twitter.com/lucianhutanu/statuses/1188729062" . "2009-02-08T14:45:24"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "@jeffoliver" . "fe52f8ccc5f3a4de082c2e1c4368f05590259f97" . "http://twitter.com/jeffoliver/statuses/1188737465" . "2009-02-08T14:52:01"^^ . "http://tinyurl.com/cetybh" . . . "tejindersingh (tejindersingh)" . "41ba434e30fa12a7f35228e51807a7d6166ea864" . "http://twitter.com/tejindersingh/statuses/1188960209" . "2009-02-08T15:11:36"^^ . "got this from a fellow tweeter about multiple inboxes, thought to pass it on : http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . "tweetback" . . . "Dmitri Eroshenko, Relenta" . "73fa435d79450feb079bccfc0bd8c59f69d3a282" . "http://www.relenta.com" . "2009-02-08T16:33:58"^^ . "Here's how you do it in Relenta:\r\n\r\n1. Click on \"Create task\" from email \r\n2. Assign it to your colleague\r\n3. Set a due date\r\n4. Monitor its completion in the Agenda view\r\n\r\nBenefits: \r\n\r\n1. No email multiplication (don't we all have enough emails floating around already?!!)\r\n2. The person responsible automatically sees the task in her agenda\r\n3. When completed, no need to send more emails\r\n4. The whole process is as hands-free as is humanely possible\r\n\r\nRelenta puts an end to endless email hacks. Life is too short for that.\r\n\r\nEyal, don't get me wrong, this is a great hack for non-Relenta users. I really enjoy your blog. Thanks!" . . . "@tejindersingh" . "2d304b6f6747de9599e0ea6e83b5ccef3e6d3582" . "http://twitter.com/tejindersingh/statuses/1188960209" . "2009-02-08T17:11:36"^^ . "got this from a fellow tweeter about multiple inboxes, thought to pass it on : http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "Edwin Khodabakchian" . "a9321113cb9d0bf8e2a60ee86480bc669a14a159" . "http://blog.feedly.com" . "2009-02-08T19:49:40"^^ . "Feedly integrates the results from your RSS search right into the google search. See: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/feedly_now_integrates_with_goo.php" . . . "@TwitLinksRSS" . "c364e09a06b7467a034cfbab2fa60854c56a3eb5" . "http://twitter.com/TwitLinksRSS/statuses/1189491336" . "2009-02-08T21:11:47"^^ . "Before Google - Use Your RSS Reader as a Search Engine | ProductiveWise: The idea is simple - your RSS reader (h.. http://tinyurl.com/cetybh" . . . "@rubenmedios" . "6a2dc71d064ee4299b80abee20f7349e252e20d2" . "http://twitter.com/rubenmedios/statuses/1189827735" . "2009-02-08T23:36:31"^^ . "http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "Thomas Ho" . "af28d9cda132fe568a87899fe3e30ba8440bb293" . "http://DrThomasHo.com" . "2009-02-09T05:44:43"^^ . "When I reply to the forwarded email, the reply is addressed to my Gmail address. Is there any way to get the reply addressed correctly to the original sender?" . . . "Hamid" . "129cbc8e1c1aca15c1ef68f24cb8284d930f9a91" . "2009-02-09T08:15:36"^^ . "Awesome job!\r\nLove the ideas" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-09T10:18:08"^^ . "thanks Hamid :)" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-09T10:21:30"^^ . "Thomas - when I reply to an email it works fine, I always get the sender's address and not mine...\r\nthe only time I get my address is when I sent the email.\r\n\r\nare you sure that's not the case ?" . . . "@rafalacerda" . "6b36e4522f317581129b87233368856af4fc9002" . "http://twitter.com/rafalacerda/statuses/1191521215" . "2009-02-09T13:02:25"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes. http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-02-09T22:53:30"^^ . "test" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-02-09T23:05:22"^^ . "test" . . . "@TwitLinksRSS" . "c364e09a06b7467a034cfbab2fa60854c56a3eb5" . "http://twitter.com/TwitLinksRSS/statuses/1194518176" . "2009-02-10T07:10:34"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes | ProductiveWise: Gmail lab feature \u0093 Multiple Inbox.. http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "@petersonwally" . "06a50017f47b0a9676a02da40ddd9444eac70a43" . "http://twitter.com/petersonwally/statuses/1195558530" . "2009-02-10T16:36:22"^^ . "@ckendall Check these posts on uses for Gmail's multiple inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya and http://viigo.im/22h" . . . "@SannWood" . "491d599a6ef8f4ce528bb5d9cdd6b6a87ef27831" . "http://twitter.com/SannWood/statuses/1195914733" . "2009-02-10T18:26:44"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "Martin Lindeskog" . "14a193febf98649c96a3c47dae60f6320b3782d3" . "http://egoist.blogspot.com" . "2009-02-11T00:27:42"^^ . "Great tips! It sounds like a \"homemade\" version of GTDinbox." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-11T07:49:38"^^ . "Thanks Martin, I'm glad to hear that!" . . . "@Hagoleshet" . "633772f95993bf9389bfe401c860e0b4f9e0f794" . "http://twitter.com/Hagoleshet/statuses/1198457316" . "2009-02-11T10:27:58"^^ . "I'm going to try this: How to Keep Track of Tasks That You Assign by Email http://tinyurl.com/avfnen" . . . "Dmitri Eroshenko, Relenta" . "73fa435d79450feb079bccfc0bd8c59f69d3a282" . "http://www.relenta.com" . "2009-02-12T17:39:24"^^ . "Good one Eyal. I am using Guy Kawasaki's Alltop.com a lot. As if we have time to read 'em all :)" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-12T17:54:43"^^ . "Thanks Dmitri, I've just visited it and watched their tutorial video... I'll check it out." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-02-13T02:04:47"^^ . "Thomas - when I reply to an email it works fine, I always get the sender's address and not mine...
      the only time I get my address is when I sent the email.

      are you sure that's not the case ?" . . . "@labnol" . "fdfe826eaaf0c0309eee989981d4a08003425159" . "http://twitter.com/labnol/statuses/1206042468" . "2009-02-13T13:27:22"^^ . "Things you can do with Gmail multiple inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "@vivek1209" . "02e4cd1d89be0b13833c6a325e4f494fc6bfc7c3" . "http://twitter.com/vivek1209/statuses/1206043492" . "2009-02-13T13:27:58"^^ . "RT @labnol: Things you can do with Gmail multiple inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "@kinshuksunil" . "3c5bab28c0019d33a6462054f78229e9f571e0b2" . "http://twitter.com/kinshuksunil/statuses/1206113374" . "2009-02-13T14:05:42"^^ . ""bt yet, it feels weird..." rt @labnol Things you can do with Gmail multiple inboxes http://tinyurl.com/b8sqya" . . . "@angelynng" . "bd4d83e6b374df6694eeffaecbb18f98d1e6b685" . "http://twitter.com/angelynng/statuses/1206431714" . "2009-02-13T16:19:28"^^ . "So useful http://tinyurl.com/cja5pt" . . . "@angelynng" . "bd4d83e6b374df6694eeffaecbb18f98d1e6b685" . "http://twitter.com/angelynng/statuses/1206440221" . "2009-02-13T16:22:22"^^ . "Fix LinkedIn's really annoying "feature" of showing your site as "my website" in your profile instead actual URL: http://tinyurl.com/cja5pt" . . . "Kevin" . "c6e965d58924440b5222ccfe8550aa4369ea2840" . "http://twitter.com/blogfisher" . "2009-02-13T14:34:57"^^ . "Great article. However i miss few things in gmail multiple boxes feature.
      1. Drag and drop feature where we can re-arrange inboxes
      2. Minimize/maximize: This will help to minimize inboxes." . . . "Jag SEO Follow" . "52ce729f5a1709d7dd0680aa4a7d9c6e4baa31fc" . "http://twitter.com/jagadeeshmp" . "2009-02-14T09:28:38"^^ . "Graet one I already had tried and I liked :)

      Its good that you wrote your exp, others wil find useful, cheers" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-02-14T23:27:51"^^ . "thanks Jag!" . . . "@sankar_datti" . "24bc73def3b52098e070722b8974cd10a570339b" . "http://twitter.com/sankar_datti/status/1206171321" . "2009-02-14T23:40:31"^^ . "7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes @labnol http://ow.ly/g1z" . . . "Boaz Zemer" . "149ccaf649ec4cef9d801a8da64fd007d276f10b" . "2009-03-01T13:48:58"^^ . "This is an important post. Good job!" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-03-01T14:46:08"^^ . "Thanks Boaz!" . . . "Ranjeet Walunj" . "7344bbbd38efcf280b4d2dcc8cc1817a541e7ee2" . "http://mayavi.info/" . "2009-03-01T20:35:18"^^ . "I've been using wordpress for my blog/personal site and pretty much happy with it :-)\r\n\r\nWordpress gives me great control over what I want to do with my own site." . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-03-01T20:36:40"^^ . "I Agree Ranjeet,\r\nThis blog is WordPress based as well." . . . "Lital Avraham" . "85e8e6b2fc2c0e7c303ad6d8312a288e6ed395e4" . "2009-03-01T23:20:56"^^ . "very nice! like it! :)" . . . "eyal sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-03-01T23:25:16"^^ . "Thanks Lital!" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-05T11:22:45"^^ . "test" . . . "lital" . "85e8e6b2fc2c0e7c303ad6d8312a288e6ed395e4" . "2009-04-05T21:09:03"^^ . "test" . . . "GeekLad" . "cd236bd800404dcfabd7ae54710a0307e20bf8bc" . "http://geeklad.com" . "2009-04-14T21:00:03"^^ . "Tinychat looks kind of cool. Many in this day and age prefer microblogging, Facebook, and the like. I still prefer good \"old-fashioned\" instant messaging and email to communicate." . . . "itay" . "e37093f54eacf4b1d56b65569bbac83a212a9f7b" . "http://www.itaysela.co.il" . "2009-04-14T21:01:04"^^ . "i linked it ! tnx!!" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-14T21:03:21"^^ . "I do to prefer instant messaging, but you can use Tinychat when the other person do not have the same software you have..." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-14T21:03:56"^^ . "Thanks Itay!" . . . "ptdavis" . "bd83c871eff1574920e8db970b5992a386d8365c" . "http://www.unboundedition.com" . "2009-04-16T06:33:04"^^ . "You mean it peaked right about the time Twitter made its push into \"immediate search\" messaging? Could be an indication of Twitter's success there. How many people, for example, search the terms \"Google\"?" . . . "ptdavis" . "bd83c871eff1574920e8db970b5992a386d8365c" . "http://www.unboundedition.com" . "2009-04-16T06:52:40"^^ . "According to this \"methodology\" Google has \"plateaued\" as well. Geesh.
      http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=google..." . . . "Dave" . "c8f14ee70865dbd67ea42871a39d0bdf0d9cbe29" . "http://twitter.com/Twitter_Tips" . "2009-04-16T07:06:41"^^ . "Looking more closely I just see normal variations: http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=twitte..." . . . "Should Twitter Follow Google, or Craigslist? « Screenwerk" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://gesterling.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/twitter-local-and-beyond/" . "2009-04-16T16:53:40"^^ . "[...] a little tired of writing about Twitter, but it remains a fascinating phenomenon. One blogger asks today, has Twitter already peaked? That’s based on an alleged flattening of searches on [...]" . "pingback" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-16T10:06:19"^^ . "Possible." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-16T10:08:03"^^ . "well, I agree that that is not the most scientific methodology, but don't you think that looking for Google when you're in Google is not the most relevant search query?" . . . "ptdavis" . "bd83c871eff1574920e8db970b5992a386d8365c" . "http://www.unboundedition.com" . "2009-04-16T18:02:23"^^ . "I agree - that's part of my point. Twitter is \"search\" as well, or they'd have us see it that way. So \"searching\" for it makes no more sense than searching for Google. I think the claim, based on the \"data\" presented, that Twitter has peaked is beyond ludicrous!
      Thanks for the idea volley." . . . "Derek" . "7bee75c2a553130effda8fc59641127d0b05cc71" . "2009-04-16T19:44:38"^^ . "Are you serious? Why would you even post this? \"Has Twitter peaked?\" is the dumbest thing I've read all week." . . . "Ariellah" . "84f2e26ffe13edb82c71c2bd938d43717e21766f" . "http://ariellah.wordpress.com/" . "2009-04-19T19:01:10"^^ . "Thank you for this interesting article.

      What would you recommend for a schools' web site? purpose - marketing, community, eleraning, collaborative.

      It it possible to embed moodle into Google site?

      How is Joomla compared to Google site?" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-19T19:12:24"^^ . "Thanks Ariellah,

      well, it really depends...
      roughly, I would say that for ?Marketing I would use a WordPress site (since you can design it). For ?collaboration I would use Google sites (it was made especially for that). For ?the community and elearning - it depends on what kind of activities you are ?doing.

      I do not know moodle and do not have experience with Joomla, so ?unfortunately I cannot answer these questions.

      Eyal. ?" . . . "Ariellah" . "84f2e26ffe13edb82c71c2bd938d43717e21766f" . "http://ariellah.wordpress.com/" . "2009-04-19T21:45:06"^^ . "OK. Toda :)" . . . "Sam Downe" . "61098a9a19953d7dbb4d6e72b391da3dae179523" . "http://www.neotsmaths.co.uk" . "2009-04-19T23:53:05"^^ . "I use Google Sites for my Maths website, (www.neotsmaths.co.uk) - it's great for sharing worksheets, podcasts, pictures and news. I think it's fab, but I think its lack of user registration is a little limiting. I am trying to get the students to comment more on the Maths blog in this respect.

      Although there are a few themes, it is very customisable!

      Interesting article though - thanks!" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-04-19T23:57:35"^^ . "Your site looks very well built...
      Thanks Sam." . . . "hattin" . "0ab4017c0d6176fe39102c84040b369c9588af2a" . "2009-04-21T19:55:45"^^ . "pieter" . . . "hattin" . "0ab4017c0d6176fe39102c84040b369c9588af2a" . "2009-04-21T19:56:40"^^ . "pieter" . . . "Christoph Borer" . "3a5a00193c25b40de0f52dbc98b00dc2b478cc0b" . "2009-04-22T01:35:53"^^ . "Hi there. I'm using Rememberthemilk for GTD. I'd both send an email with a task to the recipient and would then create a \"waiting for\" item in the respective todo list in Rememberthemilk. I'd like to have a task management application that would allow me to automatically create a waiting for item while sending an email to the project member. I believe in email and would not like to ask task recipients to register with some online service to check webpages with their todo, because they won't do that.

      I've tried to work with the email interface of RTM but didn't find this so handy: you would send an email i.e. to John Doe, putting the task in the subject line, and putting the RTM inbox-Email in the bcc, then have to start the email body with variables that define the list the task should be put on, the tags to use and the due date. But this results in an email that would start with cryptic signs at the start that is not so funny.

      Anybody understanding what i'm looking for? perhaps a simple online ticketing system will do it? some good solutions around (free, reliable online service)?" . . . "Boaz Zemer" . "149ccaf649ec4cef9d801a8da64fd007d276f10b" . "2009-04-27T15:20:47"^^ . "Nice one!" . . . "Jhangora" . "ae4f19c1c1719f0a70089e05786740d5d2baa2eb" . "http://jhangora.blogspot.com" . "2009-04-30T10:23:46"^^ . "Thanx a lot. Very useful." . . . "Jhangora" . "ae4f19c1c1719f0a70089e05786740d5d2baa2eb" . "http://jhangora.blogspot.com" . "2009-04-30T10:31:10"^^ . "Cool Map." . . . "Create a New Email With the Title, Content, and a Link to a Webpage Using a Gmail Bookmarklet | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/auto-create-email-title-selected-content-link-webpage-gmail-bookmarklet/" . "2009-05-08T22:16:11"^^ . "[...] While you’re at it, you might also want to\u00A0configure an new-email keyboard shortcut. [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Jeremy" . "fc6d778f6702ee925cbaa0c24cbe1f40528934d4" . "2009-05-12T17:37:00"^^ . "no sound" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "2009-05-12T18:38:11"^^ . "Hi Jeremy, it's only a presentation, it doesn't have any sound.
      Eyal." . . . "Bob" . "b38e4ef865b812f88c4e8de36667b3924ee509a5" . "http://www.free-speed-reading.com/" . "2009-07-26T20:39:00"^^ . "I think that software like this is somewhat helpful, but at times it feels like you're getting the fish, instead of the tutorial on how to fish. Maybe it would be better to just learn how to speed read, and then you don't need these accessories." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-07-26T20:52:24"^^ . "Hi Bob,
      nice metaphore.
      One of the ways to practice speed reading is to use these kind of tools (I learnd speed reading).
      but, you are right that it is better to know the method in order to master speed reading." . . . "20 Social Media Practices to Use in Your Daily Life [Presentation] | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/20-social-media-practices-daily-life-presentation/" . "2009-08-06T01:23:23"^^ . "[...] RSS, Search Tactics, Social Media, Twitter, Web Presence two weeks a go I gave a lecture in a social media seminar. Now I’ve translated the presentation I used into English and made it easier to understand [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Reuse Your Emails to Get Whole New Deliverables | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/reuse-emails-deliverables/" . "2009-08-14T19:30:52"^^ . "[...] If you the kind of person who frequently share tips and new ideas with coworkers and friends, you should consider publishing them as blog posts (I did it a couple of times). [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Eyal Sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-08-16T22:15:06"^^ . "And then you use a search engine to find it when you need it?" . . . "TMK" . "39edc105e59243bbadcd8a553ab66b8cfd4f106a" . "2009-08-16T23:10:03"^^ . "i email to myself." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-08-16T23:18:13"^^ . "And then you use a search engine to find it when you need it?" . . . "tobiasverhoog" . "e422a2554aae28a0c39bf83f08a6f0df7c5813ab" . "http://www.tobiasverhoog.com" . "2009-08-16T23:48:17"^^ . "Depends. Very few things I bookmark (and sync with xmarks). Some more things I will tag in Diigo. Then some more things I will share in Friendfeed, which I know will be pretty easy to find again. You can also search in Google Reader in your read or shared items, which is useful too sometimes. But thinking about it I hardly ever try to find something again." . . . "?????: ???? ?????? ???? ???? | ????? ????" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.holesinthenet.co.il/archives/3787" . "2009-08-17T14:18:58"^^ . "[...] ????? ??? ??? ?? ????? ????? ?????? ?? ???? ???, productivewise.com. ???? ??????? ?? [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Eyal Sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-08-17T14:58:56"^^ . "great reply, thanks" . . . "Sharninder" . "5396fac7abb3b66bbd6ddcacd73e041fbb23332a" . "http://geekyninja.com/" . "2009-08-17T08:13:54"^^ . "If its a blog post I usually star it in google reader and get back to it later. If a post that I also want to write about later ... I keep it unread and come back to it when I have the time (this doesn't always work that way, the huge number of unread items in my TODO list is a testimony to that :-) ).

      If it's a random site I come across, del.icio.us is my friend.

      But, more often than not, I rely on my brain and that hasn't let me down yet. Even if I remember just a tiny bit of info about something, I can nail it down further with a simple web search. Finding stuff in google reader, del.icio.us and friendfeed/facebook is definitely not faster that finding stuff in my own brain." . . . "techandlife" . "57d235d1fcc2064295d6d6ed630283a885514627" . "http://www.techandlife.com/" . "2009-08-17T10:48:09"^^ . "I star and tag in Google Reader and also bookmark on Delicious using the same tags. Not very productive I know but at least I have some kind of backup if one of these services goes down, disappears or starts to charge. Random sites I come across I just bookmark and tag in Delicious. When retrieving the info, the main problem is remembering the tag I've used. I'm also starting to use Evernote to save some websites I want to keep long-term even if the page disappears from the web." . . . "Ian Fenwick" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://www.facebook.com/ian.fenwick" . "2009-08-17T11:38:12"^^ . "someone said \"it's not information overload, it's filter failure\" and I KNOW that if I do to my Evernote account i can find who said it. FOUND it Clay Shirky (http://web2expo.blip.tv/file/1277460/). Yes I rely heavily on Evernote. The only thing that frustrates me is that I can't easily shorten and consolidate notes into writing, and mark the note as used.
      I also use google reader and delicious but less and less as Evernote is better.
      I also use Screengrab (firefox addon) to snap the screen.
      But i don't call this information processing, i call it storing,classifying and retrieval...processing is something that occurs infrequently. The biggest risk is the classifying and storage actually displaces processing...;-)" . . . "galm" . "b5e93becbb11f8af2337ab08235e2d3c8b28d8cf" . "http://www.holesinthenet.co.il" . "2009-08-17T12:15:10"^^ . "I save usefull url's on my links bar if I need it urgently or with Readitlater pluging for Firefox. I sometimes email the info to myself or add it as a new Gtask. If I know I'll be needing the url not in the near future I'll Dell.icio.us it. Another method is sharing - I can find all the URL's I tweeted later (better url's aggregation from Twitter is needed)" . . . "GeekLad" . "cd236bd800404dcfabd7ae54710a0307e20bf8bc" . "http://geeklad.com" . "2009-08-17T14:57:23"^^ . "Email for the most part, Gmail to be precise. Gmail's search feature is a godsend." . . . "??? ??? ?? ??????? – ??? ??? ?????? ?????? ??????? ???????? ?? ???? ? | ?? ?????" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.talgalili.com/?p=1052" . "2009-08-17T22:20:10"^^ . "[...] ???? ????? ??? ?????? ?????? ???? ????? ??? ????? ??? Survey: How do You Process Online Information? ??? ?? ??? ????? ?? ????? ????? ???? ??? "????? ???? [...]" . "pingback" . . . "illuminea" . "49dcb688f5c066590c41a5f21d9c2a132d4c7353" . "2009-08-17T23:08:19"^^ . " I have a few ways of keeping track of content I find interesting:

      1. I bookmark stuff I really think is interesting in my diigo account: http://www.diigo.com/profile/illuminea
      2. We have an internal company wiki for keeping track of useful information related to all types of internet marketing. Really amazing stuff goes in there under the relevant page.
      3. Email filing: If I'm reading something I really like on my iPod Touch, I email the link to myself for later filing in diigo or our wiki. One other case where I use email for filing information is for political information. I save all useful links related to a certain area of politics in a few Gmail labels. " . . . "Mark O'Neill" . "1498604c1393c20435e1893ea847cd5fb635cc54" . "http://www.betterthantherapy.net" . "2009-08-17T16:30:04"^^ . "If it's a website, I use the Firefox extension \"ReadItLater\". In Google Reader, I either open the page and then save with ReadItLater or I email it to myself. As a result, I have a huge RIL list." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-08-17T16:36:58"^^ . "Do you ever get to actually read them?" . . . "liors" . "51151c591c3f040022683e1f88599e30645f5b5a" . "2009-08-17T17:10:39"^^ . "I consume most of my content through twitter and facebook. Only read stuff that come from there. In addition I am subscribed to Techcrunch and Mashable via email." . . . "Ciprian Rusen" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://www.facebook.com/people/Ciprian-Rusen/688061599" . "2009-08-17T20:17:51"^^ . "Gathering interesting stuff:
      Google Reader - 80%,
      Twitter - 10%,
      StumbleUpon, Direct Messages from friends, etc - 10%

      Processing:
      Firefox Extension: ReadItLater for when i don't have time to read interesting stuff
      Google Reader - use like/star features

      Sharing interesting stuff:
      Google Reader - share feature - for all cool stuff
      Digg, StumbleUpon for most cool stuff
      retweet, facebook post - for the really cool stuff" . . . "Omer Perchik" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://www.facebook.com/perchik" . "2009-08-17T23:53:06"^^ . "bookmarking it on chrome" . . . "Mahendra" . "579eea647f7bab3472e83461ac4d61f0af92a56b" . "http://mahendrapalsule.mp" . "2009-08-18T06:16:28"^^ . "Combination of many things: Gmail, GReader, social bookmarking sites, etc. everything aggregated to FriendFeed, StoryTlr and Chi.mp. For some insight, see http://mahendrap.wordpress.com/my-online-social....

      This strategy is constantly under review and tuning, especially with the Facebook acquisition of FriendFeed." . . . "Miriam Schwab" . "1507e4c78095af388e5f2caa97cdef36e60d6830" . "2009-08-18T14:27:03"^^ . " I have a few ways of keeping track of content I find interesting:

      1. I bookmark stuff I really think is interesting in my diigo account: http://www.diigo.com/profile/illuminea
      2. We have an internal company wiki for keeping track of useful information related to all types of internet marketing. Really amazing stuff goes in there under the relevant page.
      3. Email filing: If I'm reading something I really like on my iPod Touch, I email the link to myself for later filing in diigo or our wiki. One other case where I use email for filing information is for political information. I save all useful links related to a certain area of politics in a few Gmail labels. " . . . "Oron B" . "ac76fc63b36402cebd87109adf5a2b596609681d" . "2009-08-18T09:46:49"^^ . "@tweet: I usually just add the site to my favorites. When it's get too messy, i organize the favorites in directories.
      If i know there's no chance i'll ever need the site again, but still unwilling to totally get rid of it, i send the site's link to my gmail. In the message itself i add as much words as possible to tag the message for easier finding in the future.
      @Oink." . . . "illuminea" . "49dcb688f5c066590c41a5f21d9c2a132d4c7353" . "http://illuminea.com" . "2009-08-18T13:24:36"^^ . "I have a few ways of keeping track of content I find interesting:

      1. I bookmark stuff I really think is interesting in my diigo account: http://www.diigo.com/profile/illuminea
      2. We have an internal company wiki for keeping track of useful information related to all types of internet marketing. Really amazing stuff goes in there under the relevant page.
      3. Email filing: If I\u0092m reading something I really like on my iPod Touch, I email the link to myself for later filing in diigo or our wiki. One other case where I use email for filing information is for political information. I save all useful links related to a certain area of politics in a few Gmail labels." . . . "Mark O'Neill" . "1498604c1393c20435e1893ea847cd5fb635cc54" . "http://www.betterthantherapy.net" . "2009-08-18T16:26:41"^^ . "Yes, I make a point of working my way through the list every day. But I am also adding to the list every day so it seems the more I read and take off, the more gets added back on! It's a never-ending task." . . . "Rani" . "a3c649eef2342ac4d96a250fff0240fa77bd8495" . "2009-08-18T17:37:32"^^ . "I open many links. then read some. leave other as they are. open new links, and again. after 2-3 days i go over the links. I f I find them interesting again they are being sent to my bookmarks+deliciuos. If not, You know your self." . . . "Shlomi Fish" . "77c86b816574c72e8e6547696edef62c213376e7" . "http://www.shlomifish.org/" . "2009-08-18T19:38:13"^^ . "Well, I find most of the information I come by not interesting enough to remember that I read it. Sometimes I wish to recall it in which case I search the web (using Google, and recently also Yahoo, etc.), which often takes a long time or doesn't yield the exact link. Sometimes I search my akregator archive.

      Some links I bookmark in the Firefox bookmarks, or my delicious.com or StumbleUpon or plurk about ( http://www.plurk.com/ is a micro-blogging service). But normally I rely on a web search to find it back or on the Firefox recent history feature, etc.

      I normally don't email such stuff to myself. Got better places to store them.

      Regards,

      -- Shlomi Fish" . . . "Yarin Hochman" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://twitter.com/YarinHochman" . "2009-08-19T00:29:42"^^ . "I'm mostly work with tons of tabs open. If it's something really important to me I bookmark it and sync it with Xmarks which also allows me to tag then and sort them." . . . "Armin Talic" . "80b9364951e6c5d4aec24850fc96f5c2c983c339" . "http://www.armintalic.com/" . "2009-08-19T02:15:56"^^ . "There are a few steps to my daily information routine.

      Firstly, I have NetNewsWire for my RSS feeds, for which I also have an iPhone app that syncs to the desktop client.
      So, that around 100 feeds that I read every day, without fail. Must just received a 2 second skim read of the title, if I find that interesting, I'll read the rest of the article.

      I also us a handful of gallery sites, to discover new sites and web applications, which I bookmark using Delicious. My delicious RSS feed is then pushed to twitter using Hootsuite.

      Twitter also plays a big part in my information discovery process, as the links that are shared by the people I choose to follow, are usually valuable.

      Lastly, I used a combination of 'Evernote', 'Things' and plain old paper to do the rest." . . . "Chema B" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://twitter.com/Jose_M_B" . "2009-08-19T10:25:05"^^ . "I use Windows at work and a Mac at home so I prefer to use web/online tools rather than clients:

      -Gathering: I use Google Reader as the main source of information and try to find a RSS feed for any topic/blog/company that I'm interested in. I used to use Twitter but the amount of tweets was unmanageable (even with a desktop client) so I'm only keeping real people there who I know read the tweets and reply to them. I'm also subscribed to few email digests using Gmail.

      -Processing/Storing: Apart from starring things on Google Reader or Gmail, if I find anything interesting somewhere else I email it to my Gmail account using labels directly from the email address. This is a feature that it's not well known but if you append a keyword to your Gmail address, you can then send a quick labelled email and filter it quickly in Gmail. For instance, if your address is jdoe@gmail.com, you can send yourself an email to jdoe+todo@gmail.com. The email will still be delivered to your address but you can set up filters and tags in Gmail to process it right away.
      If I find a good url, I use Del.icio.us

      -Sharing: depends very much on the item I'm sharing and who could be interested. I'm on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIN, and each of those networks have specific audiences (general, personal and professional). I filter the topic depending on who can be interested and then post it there using whatever method is quicker: from a \"share this\" link on the page to send it via Google Reader" . . . "Saggi Malachi" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://twitter.com/fizz" . "2009-08-19T18:29:08"^^ . "Google Bookmarks with as many tags as possible. makes it available in both FF and Chrome." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-08-19T21:54:39"^^ . "Didn't they close down Google Bookmarks? How doe's the syncing with Chrome works?" . . . "Creating the recipe for Enterprise Social Networking « businessbreadcrumbs.com Blog" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://businessbreadcrumbs.com/blog/2009/08/20/creating-the-recipe-for-enterprise-social-networking/" . "2009-08-20T16:18:12"^^ . "[...] “A Name is No Longer a Name – But a Hyperlink to a Person\u0092s Profile\u0094 - ProductiveWise Publication December 23rd, 2008 [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Karine Barzilai-Nahon" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://www.facebook.com/karineb1" . "2009-08-20T11:08:40"^^ . "It depends. Regarding - Interesting stuff but not important to my work as a researcher - I upload the links in Twitter and Facebook, sometimes keep in bookmarks, or in a special folder in my email. The chances to really find or remember where it is are small after a while. But the feeling that it is there makes me think and believe that if I really need this material again, I can find it with some effort.

      Regarding important stuff for my work as a researcher - e.g. - reports, research, papers - I keep in a more consistent why on my computer in a special folder with categories of subjects. Here I rely on my intellectual mapping of subjects, and usually I remember where I put things.

      Finally, I don't use google desktop or XXX or any software that can search my computer, because I am afraid of privacy breach." . . . "dibau_naum_h" . "e17839d40b458c277e09b0ad7315dae0777a7849" . "2009-08-20T14:24:13"^^ . "I indeed trust my mind's API to index the information - so I read a few lines & grasp the main idea.
      I then also bookmark it in delicious for backup reference. I've got a tag: must_read, to mark to myself that it's important, but I almost never get to read it.
      If it's of real value to others, I twit it too.

      Although I don't have a good solution - I'm not leaving it like that! I started working with a friend of mine on an engine that generates a daily summary of all the information stream that arrived that day, using smart textual & semantic analysis. Currently it fails to handle the load even of my twitter stream, but if we'll succeed to make it work well, I'll post a link to it here." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-08-20T14:52:37"^^ . "\"I indeed trust my mind's API to index the information\" - Nice :)" . . . "RonnyO" . "db54cd9233f801a7ba626437f3edc5b6ff671a9d" . "2009-08-23T02:02:19"^^ . "When finding a really comprehensive resource I usually add its RSS feed to Netvibes. If it's a single article which is worth remembering for years to come, I add it to delicious; And if I just stumble on something I would like to dig into later I use the \"LaterThis\" quick bookmarklet.

      I do notice that storing, tagging and writing notes about all these might turn into a huge time-sucker. Let's just hope future use will justify my current efforts." . . . "Shoham Israel-OpenU" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://twitter.com/shoham1" . "2009-08-23T10:04:14"^^ . "I agree with Ian Fenwick (above) that there's a difference between info processing and info management (storing,classifying and retrieval): To process information I need to put it in context, actually read/watch/hear the item and integrate it with other info items in my head (create new insight or knowledge) and often in some sort of info product - team meeting, lecture, article, presentation etc.

      Information management in my workplace is either team-centered (relying heavily on organizational mail & internal websites for sharing links, project documentation & notes etc.) or personal. Personally, I mainly store needed info as links in delicious, tagged according to subject and relevant work issue/project. For info discovery I use Google Reader & Twitter, star & tag items but hardly go back... If it's important enough to go back to, I add it as a tab in my browser homepage and try to finish processing and move to storage (delicious) within a short period of time. I wish delicious integrated with Yahoo Bookmarks/MyWeb because that service automatically saved a copy of the page.
      Lately I started experimenting with Diigo and Posterous - love the concept, but it has not become \"second nature\" yet. Generally I've noticed that being methodical & consistent in the tools I use saves a lot of time and search efforts. Also, I prefer web-based apps since I work on different computers and have no patience to sync..." . . . "ArpitNext" . "5795e46cb30ff3aacff34923f3369a29d1c6f0f8" . "http://blog.arpitnext.com" . "2009-08-25T12:59:19"^^ . "After reading few comments above, I have realized that I am using the oldest tool of Internet communication to process online stuff -- the email.
      Gmail has so many features for importing and exporting information, which makes it the most powerful web 2.0 tool. I save my bookmarks, critical data (read financial data), my documents, chat records, favorite blog posts/articles and almost everything else. I can retrieve the information w/o any problem or special effort -- just type something related and hit the return key. :)" . . . "shaheenseo" . "6cc7a5d6d6510a6731813c6280c1ca43334cf8fa" . "http://www.hotels-mumbaibombay.com/" . "2009-09-04T14:04:02"^^ . "Hi this is shaheen

      I am working on Indian Memoirz Tour Pvt.Ltd are leading travel company,

      I have these sites please see & gives lots of visits my sites are below :-

      http://www.indianmemoirz.com/
      http://www.palace-on-wheels-india.com/
      http://www.indian-rajasthan-tours.com/
      http://www.hotels-delhitourism.com/" . . . "Mohan Arun L" . "479bf568060ce5b8f943bbc452e9440ac84d709a" . "http://www.mohanarun.com/" . "2009-09-10T16:42:40"^^ . "One of the most worthwhile questions ever asked. I would be interested to know others answers. I just bookmark with rememberable/recallable tags but I think the bookmarking functionality needs to be extended to actually index the page content also, if you add tag 'jquery' and page content is about 10 different jquery techniques you dont want to go through each of the items and add the tag as a searchable keyword, getting the bookmark functionality to also index the entire page content frees you from the task of remembering too much. You only need to remember popular concept words and use search & retrieve functions of the non-living organism to get the other parts done. (Thats what it is there for and is good at)." . . . "Alison" . "79c76c0e47bce9a0b935a0c227ed8e92cb89f448" . "http://vark.com/" . "2009-09-11T01:04:50"^^ . "Eyal, thanks for the great description of Aardvark! I really enjoyed checking out the example conversations that you posted. I'd love to hear any other feedback that you or your readers have.

      - Alison @ Aardvark
      alison@aardvarkteam.com" . . . "Moonlit Minds « Moonlit Minds" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://polnor.net/minds/2009/09/daily-digest-for-september-19th/" . "2009-09-19T20:09:23"^^ . "[...] Google Reader Tips and Practices for Power Users | ProductiveWise [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Jack Cola" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://jackcola.org/" . "2009-09-19T16:10:35"^^ . "You forgot to mention tagging individual articles. Down the bottom of each post on reader, you can click the add tag button and write your own tag. If I run out of time, but I want to read it or write about it, I tag it with need to write, need to read etc
      If I find something that is useful for my website, i tag it with useful web tools etc, or if its something else, useful stuff. This allows you to find posts more easily then just clicking on star. It basically groups individual posts in folders
      so if i busy and need to read something, i can find it quickly. then if i don't like it or whatever, i just remove the tag" . . . "Zigmund" . "3a4f28b6b4edd566316cb26e3e7e2d31ec49c156" . "http://unread.me/" . "2009-09-23T04:29:32"^^ . "As someone who recently moved from FF's toolbar subscriptions to Google Reader this is exactly what I needed, the \"prefix\" idea is excellent, thanks!

      Cheers,
      Zigmund" . . . "Nicko" . "db0053a257d66d0e5fb505bd9188af53ed76de4b" . "2009-09-23T12:32:40"^^ . "Thanks - this really helped decide what to recommend for an author friend - Nick" . . . "Tim" . "bae5ee98d1d1eefe5a5326432c3d91a229412723" . "http://timmyjohnboy.com/" . "2009-09-27T06:56:21"^^ . "Great post! I really need to do some work to my rss feeds in Google Reader. Sometimes I'm almost afraid to look!" . . . "Tim" . "bae5ee98d1d1eefe5a5326432c3d91a229412723" . "http://timmyjohnboy.com/" . "2009-09-27T06:57:44"^^ . "Article tagging! Great point!" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-09-27T11:24:21"^^ . "Hi Jack and Tim,
      Thanks for the suggestion. I do use tagging and I think it's a great way to categorize items as well. personaly, I only use them to allow me to find things I've already read." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-09-27T11:25:02"^^ . "Thanks a lot Tim :)" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-09-27T11:25:45"^^ . "Thanks Zigmund, I'm glad it helps." . . . "iwantsocialgo" . "5e8674a5f9df66ed195cfe24382d6a1d50729be0" . "2009-10-04T16:55:11"^^ . "I like this so much I have put it on my website :-)" . . . "Caterina Policaro" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://twitter.com/catepol" . "2009-10-07T17:07:20"^^ . "Thanks! Useful post" . . . "Búsqueda en tiempo real « Alusi\u00F3n…Llamada Virtual" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://llamadavirtual.wordpress.com/2009/10/08/bsqueda-en-tiempo-real/" . "2009-10-08T11:24:43"^^ . "[...] 4 most popular search engines capable of generating fresh results.iLibrarian comparte la entrada How to Search the Web Real-Time en el blog de Ann Smarty: [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Mark Essel" . "271b40b18d18d6f471fed0df7267326078fde481" . "http://www.victusspiritus.com/" . "2009-10-08T13:52:28"^^ . "I wrote up a post not too long back about real time search, more is better was the concept. Thanks for going through some of the major tools and walking through their usage :).
      If you find yourself in need of a quick real time search mashup, please feel free to use my selfishly crafted http://frankensearch.appspot.com

      Looking forward to more personally relevant two way searches and maybe even to help build search assistant software with semantic tools (check http://www.victusmedia.com for a work in progress that can call the search, and even fire off Google ads contextually related to Twitter status)" . . . "OrenR" . "a8e2d5224d44f473af553805f7a53b289d758610" . "2009-10-08T21:39:50"^^ . "You can also search google in less than one hour -
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      http://htm.co.il/lab/googleless/googleless.html" . . . "rohit kumar" . "e33c885ab7528aab54da1a2ec85bfc917d8ebd1a" . "http://www.hotels-hyderabad-india.com/" . "2009-10-21T07:19:41"^^ . "Hi all,

      My self rohit i am working as a seo since last 4 years. I would like to show you some of my websites please have a look at my websites and let me know if you people really like it or not.
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      http://www.hotels-mumbaibombay.com/" . . . "file_cabinet_key" . "4d894fb400a9a604a28673f18ebad652ca5f5a97" . "http://www.filecabinetkey.net/" . "2009-10-21T11:17:40"^^ . "That's the great article! I just pass 'n read it, two thumbs up! ;)" . . . "How to bring some sanity to your Google Feed Reading. | Homepages of Karthick Gopal" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.karthickgopal.com/2009/10/how-to-bring-some-sanity-to-your-google-feed-reading/" . "2009-10-22T09:41:31"^^ . "[...] Reading] Managing Google Reader feeds- Tips from product wise on managing Google reader [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Tomer Cohen" . "5ee6876f10efe98f88134acdb4e1432a07826cd6" . "http://tomercohen.com" . "2009-10-30T18:24:31"^^ . "I'd still prefer Twitter search, as it has RSS feed while Google doesn't (for regular searches), and Twitter is more in real time than Google is." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-10-30T20:29:47"^^ . "Tomer - I agree, Twitter's search indeed has these two advantages over Google. It is better to use Google for longer time ranges and things that didn't happend recently." . . . "offelia82" . "2b0496731c51d583c72e0db559f386d470bb04d3" . "2009-11-09T20:09:31"^^ . "This careful language is used because researchers recognize that alternative hypotheses may also be consistent with the observations. In this sense, a hypothesis can never be proven, but rather only supported by surviving rounds of scientific testing and, eventually, becoming widely thought of as true (or better, predictive), but this is not the same as it having been proven. A useful hypothesis allows prediction and within the accuracy of observation of the time, the prediction will be verified. As the accuracy of observation improves with time, the hypothesis may no longer provide an accurate prediction. In this case a new hypothesis will arise to challenge the old, and to the extent that the new hypothesis makes more accurate predictions than the old, the new will supplant it.research paper A common misunderstanding is that by this method a hypothesis can be proven or tested. Generally a hypothesis is used to make predictions that can be tested by observing the outcome of an experiment. If the outcome is inconsistent with the hypothesis, then the hypothesis is rejected. However, if the outcome is consistent with the hypothesis, the experiment is said to support the hypothesis." . . . "Web Apps & Software for Distributed Teams | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/web-apps-software-distributed-teams/" . "2009-11-17T19:14:17"^^ . "[...] a more cloud-based collaboration, use Google sites. Setting up a Google site is easy, and it can serve as an assistive tool for projects management [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Web Apps & Software for Distributed Teams | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/web-apps-software-distributed-teams/" . "2009-11-17T19:14:36"^^ . "[...] If you liked this post you might also want to read 6 Web Apps to Instantly Capture, Share, Display and Meet [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Jim" . "015a93140b217cef76ef7f95b32c7023b3bab0ce" . "http://www.bluedovedesigns.com/" . "2009-11-28T18:40:40"^^ . "Great idea for a comparison post! Thanks" . . . "Intranet Consultant" . "1969d3eebeafe9c28252efde684111915b49d666" . "http://www.intranetresearch.com/" . "2009-11-30T21:32:54"^^ . "It may make sense to go for a comprehensive solution rather than point solutions for collaboration, file sharing, scheduling etc. This ties up your data in silos, and blocks synergies. Some examples of \"total collaboration\" solutions are Zimbra (on premise) and HyperOffice Collaboration Suite (web based)." . . . "AnnaSiegfried" . "1842c94c76e538ef6ec22caee391ea7967d3e4cc" . "2009-12-02T15:55:32"^^ . "That is pretty smart: scheduling something will surely increase the chance of your email actually being sent and recieved. I wish such options could be included with free email accounts such as google and yahoo.
      ____________________________________________
      Residential Mailboxes" . . . "Roundup – Gmail, Google Reader, and other Google Tips and Practices | ProductiveWise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/roundup-gmail-google-reader-goolge-tips-practices/" . "2009-12-05T16:21:05"^^ . "[...] 7 Great Things You Can Do With Gmail Multiple Inboxes [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Eyal Sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-12-10T14:21:24"^^ . "Thanks a lot, I'm glad it helps..." . . . "Google Tricks" . "94e74410054bee5d874c0bcab03fa74d85d93454" . "http://www.gtricks.com" . "2009-12-10T14:18:22"^^ . "Hey, thanks for round up. Such posts are very helpful for first time visitors to know productivity worthiness of blog." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2009-12-10T14:25:03"^^ . "Thanks a lot, I'm glad it helps..." . . . "Google Tricks" . "94e74410054bee5d874c0bcab03fa74d85d93454" . "http://www.gtricks.com" . "2009-12-10T20:33:28"^^ . "keep them coming , i am ready for more. Productivewise to Google Reader." . . . "mfarney" . "ca1908de67109074b92f12ad98ad9e69a506b3c2" . "2010-01-06T15:49:29"^^ . "All and all, Wordpress wins! I've been trying my hand with a Wordpress theme and I realized just how flexible their service really is. I wouldn't have had so much liberty with Google, that's for sure.
      ___________
      Mathew Farney - Web Hosting" . . . "8 productivity experts give their productivity messages for 2010 | Hermes Technologies Ltd." . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.hermestechnologies.ie/index.php/8-productivity-experts-messages/" . "2010-01-11T18:07:23"^^ . "[...] right person or get to his or her knowledge. My suggestion is to open our eyes and use tools like Aardvark, Linkedin, and other, more “traditional” applications, like Google and its constantly [...]" . "pingback" . . . "8 productivity experts give their productivity messages for 2010 | Hermes Technologies Ltd." . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.hermestechnologies.ie/index.php/8-productivity-experts-messages/" . "2010-01-11T18:14:14"^^ . "[...] Productivity-wise, and as always the case with technology – now, more than ever, finding answers and information online is possible. The need to reinvent the wheel decreases, as internet tools make it easier to contact exactly the right person or get to his or her knowledge. My suggestion is to open our eyes and use tools like Aardvark, Linkedin, and other, more “traditional” applications, like Google and its constantly improving search abilities. [...]" . "pingback" . . . "8 productivity experts give their productivity messages for 2010 | Hermes Technologies Ltd." . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.hermestechnologies.ie/index.php/8-productivity-experts-messages/" . "2010-01-11T18:16:21"^^ . "[...] tip is suffice by itself for better productivity. I outline some specific practices in the post 20 Social Media Practices to Use in Your Daily Life. Related postsConvention over configuration: A design and productivity paradigm Convention over [...]" . "pingback" . . . "danly20" . "5568fd24c7311d6e3bcb5bb369c5cd6e63662b39" . "2010-01-14T12:36:50"^^ . "SearchNic.com Free hosting is a complete solution with you everything you need to run your own website. Our powerful free hosting plan has PHP 5 and MySQL support. You get a free sub-domain, FTP access. Add on your own TLD using the domain manager.The Automatic Script Installer (Like Fantastico) is included with every free hosting plan. You can install many popular scripts such as PHPbb2 & PHPbb3, Wordpress, Zen-Cart, osCommerce, MyBB, UseBB, MyLittle Forum, 4images, Coppermine, SMF, Joomla, e107, XOOPS, PHP Wind, CuteNews, Mambo, WikiWig and many more! No need to wait for uploading files, Our Automatic Script Installer deploys the files in seconds!

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      Link: Sign Up" . . . "webaddlink" . "3150c2c3b2e655cec61375c32f1911268476fe93" . "http://www.webaddlink.com/" . "2010-01-20T16:45:16"^^ . "Your web is very useful I liked a lot and I will return to read again.
      For my site add link add url" . . . "Gilly Barr" . "72318e11cd649bf12544ef33b977aee6e2e01ab6" . "2010-02-04T20:51:36"^^ . "This post is great, and really saved me some comparing these products myself, since I want to start using one of them soon.
      You didn't mention hosting fees or limitations ???" . . . "Gilly Barr" . "72318e11cd649bf12544ef33b977aee6e2e01ab6" . "2010-02-04T21:04:10"^^ . "and one more thing...
      I just wen to check out Google Sites, and it seems like they updated it with more layouts and plenty of more styles and themes to choose from. It seems like they have a them and template for any subject you could think of!
      I believe, that in the long run, Google will have stronger abbilities than Wordpress, but only time will tell... :)" . . . "RutroanyRot" . "4867a194af65868738573f329b041957ca14421d" . "http://dznakomstvaey.100webspace.net" . "2010-02-05T08:55:54"^^ . "24]???????? ?????? ?? ????? ??????\r\n???? ?? ??????? ?????????? ?????? ?????????????? ??? ?????? ??????? ?????? ???? ?????? ??????????? ??????? ??????? ??????????????? ???????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ??????, ?? ?????? ???? ?? ????? ?????? ???????? ???? ????? ??????????? - ???????? ???????? ????? ????? ??????? ????? ?????? ???????. ?????????? ???????????? ????? ????? ???? ??????? ???? ????? ?? ????? ????? ????? ? ???????? \r\n???????????? ????? ????? ????????? ??????? ????? ????? ????? ???? ????????? ?????? ???????????? ???? ????? ????, ????? ???? ???????? ???????? ??? ?????? ? ??? ??????? ?????. \r\n??????? ? ?????? ????? ???? ????? ??? ?? ???????, ? ????????? ??????? ?????, ??? ?? ????????, ????? ?? ?? ??????? ? ??-?????????? ???????? ????????, ? ????? ??? ???????? ?????????????????, ????? ??? ? ???????? ???????, ? ?????????? ??????????? ?????????. ?????? ?????? ???! ?????-????? ? ???????? \r\n?????? ?? ??????? ???????? ????????? ????? ????? ?????? ??????? ????? ?????? ??????????? ??????? ???????, ????????? ?? ? ????? ????? ?????." . . . "labnol" . "77475fba91d2e16b926c770de3ed9d244c2ee7f8" . "http://www.labnol.org/" . "2010-02-24T12:42:55"^^ . "Brilliant tip!" . . . "Do You Speak Multiple Languages on Facebook? | Syamsurian.com" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://syamsurian.com/networking/do-you-speak-multiple-languages-on-facebook.html" . "2010-02-25T06:56:35"^^ . "[...] Sela, who also happens to be from the same country, has come up with a brilliant solution to fix this problem. Eyal’s idea is that you create a new list with friends who don’t [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Do You Speak Multiple Languages on Facebook? - News from Tech" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://websonline.info/?p=670" . "2010-02-25T07:55:25"^^ . "[...] Sela, who also happens to be from the same country, has come up with a brilliant solution to fix this problem. Eyal’s idea is that you create a new list with friends who don’t [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Do You Speak Multiple Languages on Facebook? « Iphone India" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.iphoneindia.net/do-you-speak-multiple-languages-on-facebook.html" . "2010-02-26T09:12:46"^^ . "[...] Sela, who also happens to be from the same country, has come up with a brilliant solution to fix this problem. Eyal’s idea is that you create a new list with friends who don’t [...]" . "pingback" . . . "NSpeaks" . "0faf5f30d6326de2b503314272482d999a593692" . "http://nspeaks.com" . "2010-02-27T15:14:13"^^ . "A Small suggestion - Visit www.facebook.com/username/ and get a shorter page name for your page since you have more than 25 fans. Easy to remember and easy to share. :)" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-02-28T09:37:24"^^ . "Did it, thanks!
      http://www.facebook.com/productivewise" . . . "Harsh Agrawal" . "2b712c4069ee0dd9a5da551d399b1a08fa1848e4" . "http://www.shoutmeloud.com/" . "2010-04-02T01:08:01"^^ . "Eyal this is really a nice and useful tip. I have few people who does not speak english and this is going to be very helpful for me to stop them receiving meaningless messages.." . . . "elainemccray" . "fefba62056aa37f44f73b99ebdff0c961710aae2" . "2010-04-06T19:21:07"^^ . "page not found" . . . "elainemccray" . "fefba62056aa37f44f73b99ebdff0c961710aae2" . "2010-04-06T19:23:16"^^ . "I love this stuff writing jobs" . . . "James" . "3da3d64ba9d9eebfa4d8d990465afd9b872fac50" . "http://www.yesrss.com" . "2010-04-14T21:43:50"^^ . "Try http://www.yesrss.com if you want an rss searcher / reader" . . . "Bjorn" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://chicktellectual.com" . "2010-04-21T05:57:39"^^ . "Thanks for this. My reading of the faq was that you could appoint yourself to be the event admin or that you could appoint someone else and they could appoint you, but this is NOT the case. I've been very confused for the past hour, but then I found your post. This seems like a really wrong-headed design: you either need two people to run an event or you need two identities, which is something facebook tries to discourage.\r\n\r\nMoreover, while this was probably designed as an anti-spam measure, I think it makes Facebook more spammy: I always get messages from people I don't know about events I only vaguely remember being invited to (I was, of course, invited by someone else). Now I understand why this happens!\r\n\r\nI always ignore those messages since I never know what they are talking about, and I look for some way to block this user who is, apparently, blocking me. I think this is one of the suckier things about facebook. If someone were spamming me I could unfriend them or block them, but as it is, I can't figure out what's going on. Who invited me? who sent this? I don't know them, so how were they able to send it? It's just confusing, especially if I declined an event. If I decline an event, they should not be able to message me.\r\n\r\nAnyway, sorry for the rant. I really do like facebook and REALLY appreciate your post!" . . . "“A Name is No Longer a Name – But a Hyperlink to a Person’s Profile” – Social Media in Corporate Settings – a case study" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/longer-hyperlink-persons-profile-social-media-corporate-settings-case-study/" . "2010-04-30T09:22:46"^^ . "[...] you are interested in social media in corporate settings, read the post – ‘Social Media and the Enterprise’ Explained (Presentation) that explains about social media and its effects on [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Freestyle Medela" . "145bf43ccd83e0569dc15043441ae608bebda04d" . "http://www.breastpumpdeals.com/medela-freestyle-breast-pump.html" . "2010-05-09T13:05:12"^^ . "Yeah, I have learned many techniques ever since this thing was put up." . . . "charliecosco" . "f9de2a792b5834fea9d3643fe9d654fba017e904" . "2010-05-10T21:24:48"^^ . "It doesn't works for me.. Any ideas ?" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-05-10T21:38:01"^^ . "Did you create the event from another user and tried to give access to yourself? cause it doesn't work.

      Try to ask someone else to attend the event, and make him an admin. Then he should see 'Message Guests'." . . . "charliecosco" . "f9de2a792b5834fea9d3643fe9d654fba017e904" . "2010-05-10T22:52:44"^^ . "Thanks for your answer.
      I am the administrator Facebook Fan Page. I create an public event from this page. I try to give the admin right to an external person. But nothings change, he tell me that he didn't see the functionality 'Message Guests'. :(" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-05-11T10:00:41"^^ . "If you want you can make me an admin and I'll check if I see this option. (If so, send me the link to the event)." . . . "Ilan" . "5b094865465644885906202f54dc613fc725ca78" . "2010-05-17T01:18:14"^^ . "\"first need to *sing* up\" \u0097 ;o)
      I like!

      Two other typos. (Well, I'll see you tomorrow, so\u0085)

      And thanks for the encouragement, been thinking about using Delicious for our project (and others). Your history links in the Google Docs thing are *so* unusable.
      (o;" . . . "Alex Johnson" . "e137fbd8826f3b70f8ee3ecde87d2561dafa5e26" . "http://twitter.com/nocostwebsite" . "2010-05-22T20:48:31"^^ . "Very helpful information. I bookmarked this article. Thanks for sharing.

      Jessica S.
      http://nocostwebsite.co.cc/" . . . "nicalex2" . "82a7882aa1d0fd6b6b064aeadf3dde2e8c1b485c" . "2010-06-02T15:03:48"^^ . "Did you ever check to see if you can still do this because i just tried it and it didn't work. Have you found any other way I could send out a message to all the people invited. They are not all fans of the fan page." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-06-06T14:33:49"^^ . "did see it lately.
      Let me know if you succeed..." . . . "Miriam Schwab" . "49dcb688f5c066590c41a5f21d9c2a132d4c7353" . "http://illuminea.com" . "2010-06-08T15:26:04"^^ . "Fantastic tips!! I especially like the Foursquare one. Thanks for sharing." . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-06-08T15:34:49"^^ . "Thanks :)" . . . "File Cabinet Key" . "c6fad2d56b02a6dd15315ea722e269043ac1538e" . "http://www.filecabinetkey.net" . "2010-06-11T10:33:25"^^ . "I'm not finished read this yet, but it's so fabulous 'n I'll back again when I was finished my job :D" . . . "Meridian File Cabinet Keys" . "06fb38c5f8db86304851143e111dd8c5f00b8790" . "http://www.filecabinetkey.net/meridian-file-cabinet-keys" . "2010-06-17T13:50:32"^^ . "Bravo, Bros! keep going like this, more good info again." . . . "www.example.com.ru" . "234481213bdd17bd3d572e5460e90664b02ddc8b" . "http://www.example.com.ru" . "2010-06-18T03:10:04"^^ . "Very less explored subject and you have provided valuable information. Thanks for the great stuff." . . . "Soykang" . "f0bf800364532667b3f45d29db4418656def3b3c" . "2010-06-24T01:27:39"^^ . "hey thank you for your advice. i tried and assigned 3 other people as admins and they can't either. can you help?" . . . "eyalsela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-06-24T19:17:34"^^ . "send me a link to the event and I'll check it out" . . . "How I Use Gmail Multiple-Inboxes Lab Feature to Manage E-mail Overload" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/gmail-multipleinboxes-lab-feature-manage-emails/" . "2010-06-25T11:48:01"^^ . "[...] Practice, Email, get things done, Gmail, Labs, Multiple-Inboxes Back in February 2009 I wrote a post about a new lab feature that Google added to Gmail – multiple inboxes. After more than a year [...]" . "pingback" . . . "How I Use Gmail Multiple-Inboxes Lab Feature to Manage E-mail Overload" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.productivewise.com/gmail-multipleinboxes-lab-feature-manage-emails/" . "2010-06-25T11:48:57"^^ . "[...] view gets \u00A0e-mails from family members and friends, \u00A0messages I get on Facebook, Aardvark answers, calendar notifications and so on. The point here is that it’s OK to delay the answer [...]" . "pingback" . . . "The Twitter Hype is Over | SEOptimise" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://www.seoptimise.com/blog/2010/07/the-twitter-hype-is-over.html" . "2010-07-06T12:53:17"^^ . "[...] has peaked usage and traffic-wise in January, or maybe even earlier. That’s not the main reason though. Also Google Trends still shows an increase. We had [...]" . "pingback" . . . "team building phoenix" . "e9d0a507ba093a487e35dc8e103ed309d15d7517" . "http://adirecteffect.com/phoenix_team_building.php" . "2010-07-08T09:14:07"^^ . "Great post, Very informative.." . . . "Neil" . "1fff0ced7f0de13725dbd776224cba8f7d57463f" . "http://ww3.co.il" . "2010-07-09T11:07:40"^^ . "This one is so needed, shame it's not available in google apps" . . . "Eyal Sela" . "84cccfce232cd122ab5a2daa94b1a64f3214ca48" . "http://www.productivewise.com" . "2010-07-09T20:35:51"^^ . "It seems to be available in Google Apps as well:\r\nhttp://googleappsupdates.blogspot.com/2010/07/rich-text-signatures-now-available-in.html" . . . "Facebook Page vs. Facebook Group \u0096 the Marketer\u0092s Guide | Simple, effective and affordable small business marketing" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://marketing.down247.com/facebook-page-vs-facebook-group-%e2%80%93-the-marketer%e2%80%99s-guide/" . "2010-07-13T22:47:13"^^ . "[...] weird thing worthy of a mention is that as the Event creator and the Admin of a Fan Page, you cannot message your Event guests. Instead, you are obligated to appoint someone else to be the Admin of the event and have them [...]" . "pingback" . . . "Melani" . "67afad55c8669d3c5e25ae507c363a0cbf940b04" . "2010-07-20T01:07:13"^^ . "This worked for me on an event in April 2010. But it doesn't today. GGgggg" . . . "Aletia" . "b99b5d05c30093c8b620dbfdd83c0fbf90219420" . "http://URL(optional)" . "2010-07-24T23:35:15"^^ . "I can't do it either - July 24th" . . . "Adobe in Technical Communication and eLearning » Welcome to my new Blog, http://rjacquez.com" . "08445a31a78661b5c746feff39a9db6e4e2cc5cf" . "http://rjacquez.com/welcome-to-my-new-blog-httprjacquez-com/" . "2010-07-26T19:14:32"^^ . "[...] a domain, I highly recommend that you use a single username for your web presence. As this article points out, "People who know you in one place can find you in others, you don’t have to [...]" . "pingback" . <> . <> _:x2 . _:x2 . _:x2 "2010-07-31T18:05:50+00:00"^^ . _:x2 _:x1 . _:x2 _:x3 . _:x2 _:x4 . _:x3 _:x5 . _:x5 . _:x5 _:x6 . _:x6 . _:x6 "2010-07-31T18:05:50+00:00"^^ . _:x6 _:x1 . _:x4 . _:x1 . _:x1 "Triplify V0.7 (http://Triplify.org)" .